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Mozzy is very afraid of the bubbles. He knows they live in a little bottle and sometimes they break free. He always runs for the door to go inside when he sees them.

Macro pic of a washing liquid bubble

Ice Bubble #3

Soap bubbles are an incredibly fun subject to photograph, allowing me to play with light, colour and details with an unprecedented amount of creativity. View large! (Press the "L" key to view in Lightbox mode)

 

Shot with a narrow-beam flashlight, the light source stays right behind the bubble with very little spill-off on the side, giving a “glowing” effect to the still-growing frost fronds. Luck is needed for the bubble to fall in exactly the right place in this narrow beam, with a slight deviating ruining the effect. If the bubble landed off-center, by the time I could adjust the light source the frost would have completely covered the sphere and the beauty would be diminished.

 

To colour the light, I put on my propeller hat and cut two small squares of polarizing film and put a piece of a clear CD case in between them. The polarizers are arranged in a perpendicular fashion, so that normal light would not be able to pass through. The cheap plastic creates a birefringence effect however, which creates some interesting rainbow colours, and I project these colours by putting this little colorizer in front of my flashlight.

 

You need to work fast, and the depth of field is incredibly shallow. For each soap bubble I am able to photograph, I may create hundreds. For each one I show online, I have dozens on my computer that aren’t quite good enough. There is a certain amount of luck involved, but it’s worth the effort and time required!

 

I should also say that very low wind (less than 10km/hr, ideally half that or lower) works best, and temperatures of -10C / 14F or lower seem to work well to get the freezing to take place in a stable way. This is a fun experiment to try this winter, if you get the right conditions!

 

My main winter focus is snowflakes, and there is still about a month left of snowflake posts through this winter. Be sure to check out the rest of my stream for additional winter macro work, and www.skycrystals.ca/ for the best book written (in my biased opinion) on this type of photography.

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You can check the original in the comments and see that this is some very radical "sliding". Although, I must add, embarrassingly easy one. A click of a button is all it took. This iPhone app makes some wonderful bubble refractions, especially if you are working with the right picture. Unfortunately, resolution is ridiculously low...barely suitable even for web. But I still like the effect. Happy Sliders Sunday, everyone!

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Bubbles – Macro Monday. Such a huge variety to choose from. This week I decided to make use of my fish tank, the Zebra Danio and Rosy Barb fish didn’t mind, so I caught the bubbles produced by the aerator system across the surface of, and below, the water. HMM

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I am back to playing with bubbles and light, and I was lucky enough to have my daughter help me too. Now I remember why I got hooked on this subject for so long, and it is fun and frustrating. I'll have to share a video of my set-up sometime, you know, that whole show your work thing.

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Playing around in the cold to see if I could improve my frozen bubble techniques. Getting there, slowly but surely.

Flowing out of the sinking wood

Bubbles of love they do flood

Rising up until they race

Over the lakes greedy face

As the water it does drink

Makes the bubbles slowly sink

Past wet lips, where its treasure

Will give the lake, wild bubbling pleasure

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E640/PCB 47" Octa mk1 camera left 1/32 power. Parents on either side of camera with $5 bubble guns.

Bubble Shooter Saga is the latest and greatest of the famous bubble shooter type arcade games. Once you start playing it, you won’t stop until you finish all its 75 levels. The goal of the game is to help the cute, little teddy by collecting items he wants to have. The items are hidden among c...

 

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finally I found the "machine" that makes all those pretty bokeh-bubbles ;-)

 

refitted Helios-89 30mm f1.9 (from FED Mikron)

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a shot taken at the Buckingham Camera Club's practical evening during the week - created using a ring macro flash and a bubble machine in the dark - focusing was interesting to say the least :)

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Shoot through umbrellas w/580's left and right. Silver reflector front.

Air bubbles in the coating of ice on the canal. I ramped up the contrast considerably.

Slightly different mix and lighting for this one, after Alfie, the boy cat, decided to investigate the original set up all over the floor! Hmmmm. Despite the EXIF data, the lighting was supplied by an off camera flash, which enabled me to lower the ISO and raise the shutter speed. I still find these fascinating as each picture is different.

 

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Jaden's first experience with bubbles. Jaden just turned 11 months old on June 25th.

This is a giveaway that my youngest grandson was visiting us. This is a for fun post and wishing all who celebrate this weekend as a holiday a wonderful time.

 

As I was in lockdown passing the time I wanted to try bubble photography. I like the beautiful colours and patterns swirling and changing with time. :)

Playing. Bubbles in a bottle. LED lighting. Focus stacked using zerene. It is full colour. I was rinsing out a hand soap bottle when I noticed it was quite optically clear and decided to photograph the bubbles inside.

Capturing an irredescent bubble in a glass.

 

I noticed the bubble left in the glass as I was washing up and placed a black card behind it to capture the image.

Camera Pentax K-m

Aperture f/4.5

Exposure 0.005 sec (1/200)

Focal Length 150 mm

ISO Speed 100

 

These are bubbles in sea foam washed up on the beach on a blustery day.

Bubbling up, multiplying

Across the water, floating , flying

Rising, rising, ready to explode

Burst wide open and unload

Disappearing again, sinking down

Into the deep, where bubbles they drown

macro photo of water bubbles

Bulle, bulle de savon, enfant, reflets, bubble, soap bubble, kid, reflections

I don't often take photos like this, so it was nice change of pace! I had this idea for awhile but I didn't have bathroom set up until now :)

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