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This is the second image of bubble net feeding, this time very close to the shoreline

As we were watching from the boat, a ring of bubbles appeared on the surface of the water. Within seconds a humpback surged upward bursting though the surface of the water surrounded by the ring of bubbles. As seen in this image the mouth is wide opening a frenzied attempt to catch the fish trapped by the ''net of bubbles". One humpback or several can be involved in the bubble net feeding

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I think this is one of those tongue twisters you have to say three times.

Bubbles in a glass of sparkling water.

Bubbles created from below

Ride the water, and they flow

Along the stream , around the bend

Until they make their final end

 

Popped by fate, they are gone

Quickly replaced by another one

That rises suddenly from below

To ride the water, as it does flow

Seen out of a train window between cities in Belgium last spring...at the time, life was relatively easy for me. I was on my way to celebrate Kattenstoet in Ypres/Ieper and hadn't learned about my dad's Cancer diagnosis yet (My mom told me when I landed). I wasn't even fearing another Trump presidency. There's always war and humans I worry about all over the world (and animals too) but relative to now, I was in a peaceful and happy state of mind.

 

Politics doesn't often come up at work when I am with students unless they bring it up for my older more aware students. I feel like most of the time, us adults are trying hard to keep our extreme anxiety and depression showing to kids. Kids are seen as vulnerable overall despite the mantra after Covid that they were "resilient."

 

But, I wonder how long they are going to be shielded from the mess of another 4 years of budget cuts for kids with disabilities and every marginalized group. If Trump turns every place of education into a patriotic prayer school, will they be able to exist in a bubble and have these happy moments we so all need to keep sane? I wonder...

  

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Macro photo on a bubble

 

Egy kis ásványvíz is lehet érdekes. ;)

Bubbling Spring Branch in the Pisgah National Forest in Canton, NC

One more from my Methane Bubbles photos

Taken with my new Sony DSC-HX400V

 

Have a great day ☼

Never used for its intended purpose, and frequently under threat of heading to the next car boot sale, this IKEA glass paperweight finally found use as a source of inspiration for the Macro Mondays theme Bubbles.

I was out last evening taking photos of the dog jumping up for bubbles when I accidentally zoom in on a bubble itself. It has caught an interesting reflection inside - just for fun

one of my digital works

Bubbles @2018 Berlin

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f/16 | 1/320 secs | ISO 400 | 16mm

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This is a close-up HDR photo of detergent soap bubbles in a plastic tray. I took this image outside, so the larger soap bubbles are reflecting the overhead canopy of trees, and most of them are reflecting the iridescence elicited by the bright sunlight. The detail in this frame filling photo is best appreciated when seen full screen in Slideshow.

Minolta X-700

50mm 1.7

Kodak Portra 160

Probably the best of my frozen bubbles from yesterday evenings attempt. Depth of field is too shallow, but I'm Ok with it.

 

This one is shot at night with LED light source.

Bulles de savon

Another photography about bubbles.

My blog: bit.ly/2LxcwFM

When it is cold, you make frozen bubbles.

Bubble wrap (seen from close) often used by me to protect fragile goods, which I send by post to someone :)

 

Macro Mondays - theme: "Safety"

I hope this is abstract enough. This is really not my cup of tea.

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