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The spectacular bubble extravaganza performance by Deni and Melody Yang during A Christmas Adventure at The Centrepoint, Orchard Road.
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probably not the safest piece of wood to have added to the fire, but it sure made for some fun, to watch & shoot!
You can probably see me with camera in hand, peering into this orange pitcher of blowing bubbles. :-)
More bubble pics from the Maryland Renaissance Festival. I kinda liked the way they looked and snapping a picture of them was a bit difficult, with the kids trying to pop them and the bubbles just popping themselves. I liked looking at em and I liked the way they turned out so I figured I'd post em here in their own group.
Close up of lever
My brother got me interested in RenFaires in the early 1990s. By the year 2000 I was going in simple garb and thought how can I bring bubbles to Faire. In 2004 I put on paper a concept drawing and in 2005 built a machine, which I christened The Renaissance Bubble Machine or RBM for short. The design used technology in use at the time... a bellows and a simple lever. My inspiration was what would Leonardo do? It was mounted on a wooden cart made by the Amish and from the start was a hit with all who saw it.
A local bar had a bubble machine running and this girl kept yelling "We MUST find the bubbles".
35mm 1.8 SOOC
Division Street, Chicago
"In YO face"
ISO 6400
+5 Exposure bias
no flash
I recognize the bubble gun. You're on your own for the furry green thing. The samba band plays in the background.
close up of hand was in front of a window, many of the bubbles have the blue door reflected in them.
Since it was bright and sunny outside this evening, we took Evan outside and I drug out the bubbles for some bubble fun.