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Never used for its intended purpose, and frequently under threat of heading to the next car boot sale, this IKEA glass paperweight finally found use as a source of inspiration for the Macro Mondays theme Bubbles.
I was out last evening taking photos of the dog jumping up for bubbles when I accidentally zoom in on a bubble itself. It has caught an interesting reflection inside - just for fun
Shot taken for Saturday Self Challenge 26/04/2025 -- Bubbles .
You will have to do with just the two bubbles for the challenge , there was a spirit bubble on the tripod but is always hidden once a camera is mounted .
Anyway , here is a neat little level that fits into the flash hotshoe on top of the camera . With it in this configuration you can check that the camera is not tilting to one side or the other and that you are taking a shot with a level view . Of course if it is wonky horizons you are worried about then most cameras will have a built in indicator available to activate on the rear screen or in the viewfinder !!
Worth it one way or another , nothing so annoying as to see an image that is tilted when it should be straight ( Dutch Angles excepted ) !!
A good friend from a photo site back in the day who was a brilliant photographer always said about how wonky horizons were bad photography which could be easily fixed with post processing being one of the quickest and easiest fixes going - something I have never forgotten D.J. !!
Well a bubble challenge sorted and for a tune to go with it , I wonder how many of you will remember this ----
This is a close-up HDR photo of detergent soap bubbles in a plastic tray. I took this image outside, so the larger soap bubbles are reflecting the overhead canopy of trees, and most of them are reflecting the iridescence elicited by the bright sunlight. The detail in this frame filling photo is best appreciated when seen full screen in Slideshow.
Bubble wrap (seen from close) often used by me to protect fragile goods, which I send by post to someone :)
Macro Mondays - theme: "Safety"
You can use this pattern but please credit/link back to me :)
And show me what you have used it for ^_^
Had some fun with Acrylic paint and bubble wrap :)
HaPpY CrAzY Tuesday
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Probably the best of my frozen bubbles from yesterday evenings attempt. Depth of field is too shallow, but I'm Ok with it.
This one is shot at night with LED light source.
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Blowing Bubbles!
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Compositionally Challenged Week 2 - Bubbles
Soapy water poured onto a decorative plate and shot with southern window exposure.
Bubbles are weird things.
They have more colours than a rainbow.
They're not fragile. They're infinitely flexible.
They're not what we think they are.
(Tom Noddy)
Smile on Saturday! :-) - FLOATING
(photo by Freya, edit by me)
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Macro of bubbles made from soap, cooking oil, and water (2 inches deep) photographed several inches above glitter covered paper. Focus stacking to achieve clarity across the entire image. Later printed with nice results.
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Had fun with this one. Used a tiny tube from my husbands tool box. I wanted to do a frozen bubble but it was not quite cold enough.
A panoramic shot of humpback whales bubble-feeding off Sitka, Alaska, with their ventral pleats swollen full of the spawning herring. Two subsequent horizontal frames were stitched together to form this panorama. Alaska Panhandle, Pacific Northwest.
28/09/2024 www.allenfotowild.com
Macro Mondays theme: Bubbles
The subject is dishwashing liquid in water. I experimented with a batch moved near the light of a window, then later with a similar batch being dumped into the drain lit by ambient room light reflected inside the aluminum sink. I've posted my three best results but decided to add this one to the group. The other two are in the comments below.
My choice has more to do with the artistic characteristics of the shot more than the actual bubbles, in particular, the alien eyes and the strange figure above them which can't decide if it's a cat or a skull.
HMM