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This is the first of a few photos of the Bubble Man I met last weekend in Paris. It is mesmerising watching the gigantic soap bubble build up and float away...
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April 28th 2013
The sun came out this afternoon, so we took La teeny's giant bubble wand into the garden to make some bubbles.
I wanted to tribute a shot of Rach680's that I'd seen, without trying to recreate it. I love her photostream, although it makes me want to travel half way across the world and enjoy some sunshine!
I've always LOVED bubbles, even now that I'm older I do, but don't have kids around real often, so I can get them and enjoy watching them play with them. Since I thought we might have two of our nieces visit us this summer, I got a couple things of bubbles and had them go out and play with them, so I could get some photos when they visited. I even managed to get a couple clear photos of a single bubble...you can see our house reflected in them. I snuck in a few swings with the bubble wand myself...shhhh don't tell, I guess I'm still a kid at heart. *giggle*
These photos show Jazmine &/or Trista playing with the bubbles. Trista loved to chase down the bubbles and pop them, by either swinging her wand at them, or stomping on them...I had to laugh when she did.
Model: Canon EOS 5D mark III; Shutter speed: 1/250 sec; Aperture value: f/2,8; ISO: 2500; Focal length: 100,0 mm; (Canon EF 100mm f/2.8L Macro IS USM)
bubbles rising off sugar granules dropped into a glass of cola
For Exploring Macro Photography "Beverage"
EOS 5D, EF100mm f/2.8 Macro USM, 25mm extension tube, front and side flash illumination
Some experiments photographing bubbles with the new Sigma 55mm F/1.4 lens. Not easy since I had to blow the bubbles then grab the camera hanging on my neck. Some have the focus in the bubble reflections, others the bubble themselves is crisp...then there are a couple I kept simply for the incredible color and bokeh whether there was a clearly focused point or not
Added the wiring and electronics to the bubble display.
Here is a blog post describing the updates: bellcode.wordpress.com/2012/05/10/the-new-and-improved-bu...
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The Lancaster Insurance Classic Car Show, NEC Birmingham, Friday 8th November 2019.
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