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We had a bubble blowing machine in the garden. I took loads of terrible pictures. This was the best of the bunch. I really like it.
I happend across a street performer who was creating these magnificent bubbles. The way they were being created allowed me to put the camera inside the bubble for some amazing colour/light...
Bubble dress in cream and black taffeta in size 12-18 months
Blogged: justonestitchaday.blogspot.com/2012/06/polka-dot-bubble-d...
This is a macro shot of air bubbles in hand sanitizer gel. It's actually two images superimposed together then colorized. A zig-zag distortion filter was applied to the lower portion of the image and glints were added in the specular highlights with a star sparkle brush tip in Photoshop.
This image is best viewed on black or at the original size.
There's Joe, wearing his sport jacket from last Friday's company party. One of those bubble teas was for me. It is Taro Bubble Tea. Taro in a sweet bubble tea turned out to be too weird for me.
The first flavor wave is slightly pungent. The aftertaste, however turned out to be quite nice: nutty and syrupy.
Always have a milk tea with bubbles. You just can't go that wrong: cantaloupealone.blogspot.com/2011/10/days-017-020-advice-...
A possible Take A Class With Dave and Dave submission for Week 20, Assignment 2.
Spheres - This one is going to be difficult. It probably won't be too hard to find something spherical to photograph, but your job is to somehow make it interesting. No points for cleverness...the thing you photograph should actually LOOK like a sphere in the photo (i.e. don't shoot the ground and say the Earth is a sphere; don't shoot the sun or the moon which look like circles). Also, no eyeballs.
I took Savanah out today to get some shots of bubbles for my Sphere assignment. Not sure if I'm going to go with bubbles for spheres but they were my first thought when I read the assignment, plus, she loves bubbles and we have such fun with them.