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Sat in the garden with a bottle of Aspall's 2012 Imperial Cyder.....and one thing leads to another....as it does.
Gas bubbles move upward through hot mud in mudpots found in the Lindren's Basin, a mudpot area that makes up the northern end of the Pocket Basin Mudpots which are officially known as the Mud Volcanoes, This is a large area of mud volcanoes and mud pots along the eastern margin of the Pocket Basin Hydrothermal Explosion Crater in the Fountain Flats area of the Lower Geyser Basin in Yellowstone National Park.
Mashed Potato, sprouts, carrots, mushy peas and runner beans mixed with a bit of beaten egg and baked in the oven....less fat than frying. Served with Wholemeal roll and salad with Brazil and Cashew nuts. A good way to use up leftovers.
2nd April 2014 Home Stafford UK.
Sennen Cove, Cornwall, England.
Why not? ...........a wonderful idea.
I would dearly like to apologise for not being able to ask permission to take this picture but would, all the same, wish that they could see it.
Somehow I seem to end up with faces when I try to photograph bubbles. *LOL* What you're looking at here is bubbly and viscous hand sanitizer lotion poured into a glass beaker and placed on top of a light table, so lighting is actually from below. The picture was taken with the SuperMacro setting on the camera.
The Champagne pool at Wai-O-Tapu thermal reserve is renown for myriads of carbon dioxide bubbles rising up from the hot water within the pool. See en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Champagne_Pool
My top bubble sidekick Clover gets married! We couldn't pass up the opportunity to make a few bubbles. :-)
Lighting was great though I forgot to bring my own camera. Thanks to Mike Donlin for coming to the rescue
My beautiful five year old Grandaughter blowing bubbles. Some times it's the simple things in life that bring great joy.
Uncle Ryan and auntie Annette got him this bubble mower for his 2nd. B-day. Great toy execpt he tried to mow the rug in our living room. To all parents interested in the Bubble mower, **This product not for use indoors.**
Another attempt at trying to get a frozen bubble but it actually wasn't cold enough. Still it's an interesting shot I think.
I wanted to try to do something with this, blur out the background kind of this this shot but I can't for the life of me remember how I did it. If you know please give me an idea.
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Bubble tea is a fun drink at coffeehouses, and lots of coffee houses prepare it differently.
This particular variation is milk based, with black Tapioca ''bubbles'', served with colorful straws (which the bubbles freely travel up to the mouth in).
Fun flavors and colors, and can be served in either a to go cup you mix yourself, or in a glass (and you get to pick the straw).
Commercial shoot for Synergy Café in Cheyenne