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I think this one works the best. He would keep his wands moving so as to make the bubble flex and wobble, which requires a good deal of skill. Note the amazed kids, lower left.
Some bubbles rise up to the sky
Some bubbles don’t I don’t know why
Easily popped by just one touch
Easily missed by way to much
Silent and round as we make it
Being forgotten bit by bit
Weaker and weaker as it grows
That is what happens, I suppose
Of all the ones that we condemn
We don’t remember all of them
Even when we continue to grow
We still wonder where they go
Written by Paula Jane Harrison, UK
oh don't you love to blow bubbles? i even like the new auto bubble blowers for my little guy....one can never have enough bubbles! :o)
Shot with an SB-600 in the hotshoe on manaul at full power aimed directly into the bubbles.
I love shooting in raw! At first this photo was nothing but white but set at -3.45 for the exposure and the details come out. It turned out to be the bubble shot that I liked best.
Fidget spinner bubble bars, for sale at Lush. The kids loved playing with them; I'm surprised they didn't ask for one.
This kid up on his dad's shoulders had a bubble gun, and was firing it over the heads as the crowd followed the Sultan's Elephant down the Mall for the final time.
This was taken on the hoof, which accounts for the, er, idiosyncratic choice of focus, perhaps, but I liked the big central bubble.