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This stuff is amazing. Bubbles that don't pop (as easily).
Bear witness: flickr.com/photos/pheezy/538184157/
The two tone paint on this Mini Cooper was unique at the show, and it certainly draws you in
Capturing this was not as straight up as i thought.
Using my little 40mm Micro I closed in on the paint, highlighting the fine droplets, using them as 'magnifiers' highlighting even more detailing in the paints flecks
but thats not where it ended, the paint reacts to light, the angle of which it refracts into your eye, or lens in this case, changes the colour variant of the paint, for this shot i wanted to highlight both in unison, so the right angle of my eye and body had to be achieved to make the blend you see, which a very tight band of depth of field along the lower 3rd of the photo
I had the good fortune, to be able to photograph little girls in pretty dresses, blowing bubbles at this beautiful wedding. The following images are all from the same wonderful experience
Brynn Lewis (3) (left) and her sister Ravin Lewis (5) (Right) use a toy to blow bubbles at the Bethany Freedom Festival. Bethany, Okla celebrate their Centennial Freedom Festival on Saturday July 3, 2010. Photo by Mitchell Alcala, The Oklahoman
One of the shots taken for the 2008 Canon Photo Competition, based on the subject of bubbles. 12/10/2008.
My painting for @piqproducts #kuteasfuh show still available..if interested please email me andrea@andreakang.com
For FGR and Bubbles. Today's challenge of the day is bubbles.. I gave it a shot..:-)
View On Black and large.
I have been playing with bubbles trying to capture the wierd shapes and colours. These are the best efforts to date.
Canon 50D with EFS 60mm macro lens. ISO 400, f10.
Canon 580 at 1/2 power from above right, wired, and 430 from low left at 1/16 th with optical sensor, both through light tent.
Bubbles made with mixture of water, washing up liquid with black food dye.
Will have another go in the near future.