Bubble Art

by aminstar

Shot with Pentax 100mm macro lens and K20D

These are images of soap bubbles fully formed and made to float on a viscuous fluid, hence the lower half being cropped.

Some of the images are of the same bubble but taken at different stages. The different spectrum of colours are formed based on different variables such as lighting intensity and angles, viscosity of liquids used, size of the bubbles, time from the moment the bubble is formed etc. The scope for different patterns and colours is countless and each one of them is unique and almost physically impossible to duplicate.

I hope you all enjoy viewing these colourful images which so often occur so naturally in our daily life but we fail to notice it.

Next time you are near a soap bubble or come across one make sure you try to look at it from different angles or perspectives and do play with light and shadow angles while viewing it and I am sure you are bound to be fascinated with these little beauties.

Thank you ffor viewing
Uploaded14/05/2009 - 10:06
CategoryClose Up
Shutter Speed1/180
Aperturef/8
LensN/A
ISO100
Focal Length100mm
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Tony-O
Posted 14/05/2009 - 10:43 Link
Hi Amin,Just to say I've enjoyed your bubble series,and very impressed with your pioneering energy.As far as i'm concerned you are the Pentax Bubble Master.''Bubbletastic'' Tony.
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aminstar
Posted 14/05/2009 - 10:48 Link
Thanks Tony, that is quite a weight to carry for such an honour . No pressure here
Thank you so much for your kind comments by the way. Much appreciated
davidtrout
Posted 14/05/2009 - 16:55 Link
Looks like something from the outer solar system Amin. Was it captured by the Hubble space probe - Hubble Bubble perhaps?
david
Edited by davidtrout: 14/05/2009 - 17:14
Cliff-P
Posted 14/05/2009 - 17:35 Link
Superb Amin those colours are amazing. agree with David here, it does remind you some strange planet in outer space. Well done
Cliff.




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Kenty
Posted 14/05/2009 - 17:42 Link
Couldn't agree more - I too thought of a star or planet on a first look - and then saw you had used a Macro lens!!.
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Posted 16/05/2009 - 09:57 Link
This is stunning, absolutely love it!
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