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After many attempts I finally got to capture this beautiful moment.
In the bubble, you can see the sunset, the sky (down) my balcony and red walls (right & left) in it, and the trees...
Using a mix of 2 tablespoons of washing up liquid, a few drops of glycerine and half a cup of water. And for lighting, a soft box directly above.
Not as sharp as it could be but I love this and the images inside it. Endless fun with bubbles, shame it had to be manual (aka Mummy) as the bubble machine is bust.
We had our two nieces for two nights, and with the nice weather, they wanted to make soap bubbles... Great subject for shooting...:)
It's done and I love it!
Pattern: Bubble pullover from Knitting Nature by Norah Gaughan.
Yarn: Novita Nalle, two strands.
Needles: 3.5 mm for ribbing, 4 mm for pentagons, 4.5 mm for sleeves.
Modifications: Did the sleeves in the round up to the armholes.
Weight: 598 g
from the Children's Discovery Museum. This thing was cool, but I didn't catch it w/ a full bubble.
Oh well, HBW Flickr friends!! And HBSITBW too!
I absolutely love bubbles! And thanks to one of my wonderful photography friends i have lots of bubble bath! I pretty much take a bath every night, showers just aren't my thing :)
Bub from Bubble Bobble. Made out of LEGO bricks. Glued together using E6000.
Height: 6 1/2in
Width: 5 1/2in
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