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Eden Project ...
for those of you outside the UK it's probable you haven't heard of the Eden Project.
Without a long explanation I'll put the link here to show how it came about and the various events that takes place there too ... music events are held there with Elton John playing a concert in Cornwall for the first time in 30 years, back in 2015 ...
This my homage to the Eden Project purely made out of bubbles: just one of their glorious colourfully lit displays!
Wherever one looks: Bubbles
A walk through the LEA Projects (06)
Wearing: ALB BUBBLE mystic skirt by AnaLee Balut; Paris fascinator hat by Nonna Hedges
Place: Survey of Hyperformalism 2011, LEA1
(maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/LEA1/110/96/67)
The picture is part of the "Fashion on places in second life" series.
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I'm finishing some last photos this evening, from my nephew Adrian's 1st Birthday photo shoot nearly eight months ago. I've had so many other assignments to edit in between that I've partly forgot that there were some left.
But it's fun looking at these cute photos again. Yesterday I photographed an adorable newborn baby girl, but she don't want to be on other media than instagram, so you'll have to follow me there to see her photos when I publish them.
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Had a top weekend with friends up from the South and BBQ's to cook! Went out to try and find some macro today but that wind was not our friend. So settled for taking pictures of my nephews blowing bubbles. Now where is that wine...
The Bubble Nebula in narrowband.
HA, Sll, and Olll. All exposures were 30 minutes each, with a total exposure time of 26 hours.
Combined in the Hubble palette.
Scope:- TEC140
Mount:- Avalon fast reverse.
Camera:- Atik 490 cooled to -10
Captured in SGP
Processed In Photoshop and Pixinsight
Shot at home in the Uk, just north of Cambridge.
Izzy in her pre teen years indulging her dad in a photographic mission to capture bubble blowing at wide aperture.
According to this food superstition, if you have bubbles in your coffee, scoop them and eat them so money will come your way.
Superstition - Our Daily Challenge
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a boy jumping high to get at the floating bubbles.
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I'm not wild about this picture overall, but I had to post it because the arrangement of bubbles looks just like a dragonfly head. No?
Bubbles among the Hydrangea and wild flower blooms in the Sunken Gardens on Douglas Promenade, Isle of Man.
It was surprisingly difficult to follow the bubbles as they darted about on the breeze so I was glad to get a couple of images in focus!
What a fun "We're Here" day to play. Terrible time trying to figure out which bubbles to post! My wonderful assistant Caitlin and I spend a good hour bubbling and laughing in the back yard!
they are like dreams, in any second u can wake up from the best dream.. so enjoy watching them before they burst in the air
-as shot
-this is a picture i am really proud of :) thanks for everyone's support :)
I just couldn't resist a little break from the South Africa series.
Yesterday afternoon, Joyce, my sister in law (Jaydot), came to introduce our day-care-doggy: Tara.
Just the day before she had sent me an email with a link to the Flickr central stream about frozen bubbles. As it was freezing some 5 degrees we decided to give it a try. It didn't work very well as it just wasn't cold enough. (although it sure fèlt cold enough!). The bubbles only fogged over a bit before bursting, but we had great fun trying to capture them before that. It isn't easy!! This one was taken with the telephoto lens against the dark background of the forest. It reflects me, doggy Tara and sunset over the meadow in front of our house.
Try it!! It's great fun!