Oh, I've always admired these soap bubbles images and not having any ideas what to do as a shoot tonight, I thought I would try it. This is quite an exercise in lighting and I almost gave up. Perseverance is nothing to balk at, although I couldn't take the rectangle from my kitchen ceiling out of the pics, I still think they turned out pretty okay!
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Date:
Mon 25 Jan '10
Category:
photography
2010 31 day challenge
Tags:
soap
bubbles
studio
Moods:
colorful
whimsical
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Title:
Day 25
; "Day 25 soap, bubbles, studio colorful, whimsical photography/bubbles")
10 Comments. Leave a comment here!
#9
Posted Fri 29 Jan '10 by
Ice
They are very pretty.
#8
Posted Thu 28 Jan '10 by
kimbomac
Bubbles are hard! They just refuse to cooperate very well. But you have done a great job here, and three times too! Nice one.
#7
Posted Tue 26 Jan '10 by
essjaynz
They are very beautiful and now you have made them permanent. They are to pretty to vanish for ever.
#6
Posted Tue 26 Jan '10 by
Harry122
The rectangles are lovely! I gotta try bubbles, they're beautiful!
#5
Posted Tue 26 Jan '10 by
secretatlantis
Shooting bubbles is hard but so much fun and you did very well. The ceiling is not at all disturbing. The colours are gorgeous!
#4
Posted Tue 26 Jan '10 by
Andromeda
They're very pretty and very effective against the black. Well done. You did really well.
#3
Posted Tue 26 Jan '10 by
Jujubie
They turned out great. The square actually seems to transform them into sports balls of some sort. Very effective if you ask me! Your alignment is also great, not having the usual framing. It accents the frailty of the bubbles.
#2
Posted Tue 26 Jan '10 by
Isabella
Exquisite bubbles, I love them - plus I know how hard they are to shoot too.
I adore that one in the middle, the colours are fabulous!!!
#1
Posted Mon 25 Jan '10 by
Rhiannonsmommy
Oh I have tried to do this, my bubbles never came out beautiful like this. I like how you got the stripped ones on the end and then the swirly one in the middle. Beautiful. Please tell me how to do this.
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