Justin G. Bautista
Writer
June 25, 2012
PhotoLedger: Bubble
Reflex should be faster that the burst of a bubble.

You know bubbles. It is just air entrapped by some kind of liquid. We loved it when we were younger as we try to pop every single we see. A delicate swoosh of air can explode it, so capturing the action in a photograph is a deal with timing.

 

Bubble photography amazes me. It takes a simple act of joy to the level of immense creativity. Tom Falconer’s flickr has a great set of bubbles in photos.

 

  • http://ideasexplorer.wordpress.com ideasexplorer

    Absolutely right. Not easy to capture a bubble with a camera! It requires plenty of skill and some good luck :)

  • http://edprescott.wordpress.com/ Ed

    Very cool, I may have to try that one day..:-)

  • http://thebumblefiles.wordpress.com The Bumble Files

    That’s pretty cool! I’ve never seen that before.

  • http://mygulitypleasures.wordpress.com viveka

    Have always loved soap bubbles …. Some so delicate and when the sun shines on them the rainbow appears in them. Wonderful bubbles over with Tom. Thanks for the link and for sharing.

  • http://hanahorack.wordpress.com Hana Horack

    Beautiful! I agree – it is magic!

  • http://bwthoughts.wordpress.com billgncs

    there’s no such thing as surface tension… it is magic…

    • http://hanahorack.wordpress.com Hana Horack

      TOTALLY agree! Surface tension my foot, :D

  • http://1guy2000recipes.wordpress.com Peter Hoefgen

    What an awesome shot, very cool :-)

  • http://horsesnhearts.wordpress.com irfriske

    That is Awesome! Thanks for sharing!
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  • http://nativemichigander.com John

    Very cool bubble pics over there!

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