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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.
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.
Barely cold enough to freeze bubbles this morning. Most popped and the crystal formation was not as good as the frozen bubble I took on February 4, 2023 when it was really cold. But I was happy when a few froze.
I was walking down Market Street today and a guy was throwing soap bubbles up into the air. I thought I would take a picture of one and just as I pressed the camera button, it burst!
Abraham Lake, Canadian rockies.
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Remember how excited we would be as kids when taken to a toy store. I experienced that feeling at Abraham Lake.. Running around insanely happy, utterly oblivious to the extreme cold, the harsh winds, the slippery surface beneath my feet. Suspended in blissful exhilaration that comes from finding your flow.
Had to share a vertical comp of the scene :)
GROUP: LOOKING CLOSE... ON FRIDAY!
THEME: BUBBLES
SUBJECT: DISH SOAP AND WATER
(and a straw to blow (slowly) the bubbles)
Flickr Friday theme: Bubbles
Thanks to everyone who took the time to view, comment, and fave my photo. It’s really appreciated. 😊
I used some glasses upside down. Mixed washing up liquid, water and some glycerine. Glycerine is great as it makes the bubbles stronger and last ages. (Excellent for water drops too) . I then put my mix on top of the glass the. Used a paper straw to gently blow a bubble.
*OUTFIT*
Top and Panties:Summer Fun Outfit & Bubbles Gun July 2019 Group Gift by Luas (50$L group tag)
A macro view of a colorful soap bubble standing in as a planet, with a star field as a background.
Strobist/technical info:
The visible portion of the soap bubble spans about an inch. It was illuminated by a single Nikon SB900 speedlight placed 90° CL, one-foot away from and two-feet above the subject, pointing down at 45°. The speedlight was fired in Manual mode @ ½ power through a Neewer 24" x 24" soft box.
The SB900 was triggered by two PocketWizard Plus X's.
The star field was created in Gimp 2.10.
Lens: AF - S VR Zoom - Nikkor 70 - 300mm f / 4.5 - 5.6G IF - ED with 36mm extension tube attached.
its harder than it looks...
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Explore #498 by the time I noticed
My 266th to make Explore
One of my longest exposure images to date!😮
Almost 15 hours of total exposure time on the Bubble Nebula from the backyard.
Camera: bit.ly/2YQIXEU
Telescope: bit.ly/2Q0VqT4
Filters: bit.ly/371IBRL (SHO)
Mount: bit.ly/3fYhxUA
Don Edwards San Francisco Bay National Wildlife Refuge
This egret was standing by a large pipe that was transferring water between two evaporation ponds in Cargill's solar saltworks. The water has a high concentration of microorganisms. When it's churned, it produces a lot of foam.