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while diving in Anilao
- i always find it fun taking photos of bubbles because i never know how the images would turn out. especially if i can't see through my mask because of all the bubbles i'm making, hahaha
Our Daily Challenge: Bubbles
I have this bubble machine we got two years ago to help spice up a garage sale we were having. We set up the garage sale then placed this bubble machine on the curb and turned it on. It lived up to it's name. There were bubbles everywhere, billions of em. It worked too, everyone who drove down the street coming from the car wash all honked and gestured I was number one for making them drive through a billion bubbles after cleaning there car.
Anyway, that was two years ago and I was sure I would never find this in my garage with a two foot path leading from the front to the back. The rest of the garage is packed to the roof with, well, everything. Not only was it right there stuck in the middle but it still ran. Didn't have any bubble juice though and had to make my own.
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Swirling ink into oil created hundred of tiny 'globlets' and resulted in a somewhat random and messy scene. Looked to me as an outer spacey view
and could do with a few rockets flying around!
[Twenty Eight] Angela blowing bubbles outside res! They were flavoured ones too, smelled like icecream... yum.
Large bubble floating in air with trees and colorful reflections Bothell Washington State USA
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Migrating old photo projects from one computer to another, and to Flickr in the process. This photo was once an entry at dpchallenge.com.
Bubble Frame graphic available for download at dryicons.com/free-graphics/preview/bubble-frame/ in EPS (vector) format.
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This is a small Port glass with washing up liquid and water. The bubbles were created by blowing through a straw into the mixture until they rose above the rim of the glass.
The glass and bubbles were lit from underneath by a speedlite and the green washing up liquid has acted like a gel giving the greenish tint.
I reduced the shutter speed from 1/250th sec to 1/3rd sec to try and record more colour in the bubbles through the ambient light.