Bubble Colours III
(Stopped Raining!)
I was really into it by this time...
A loop made of freezer-bag tie, dipped in bubble liquid, held in a clothes peg.
As the soap drained down the loop, the colours appeared & developed.
A reflector, made of kitchen roll, a hole in the middle, fitted over/around the 100 macro.
The flash directed at this obliquely, making a ring-reflector for the flash, back onto the bubble.
All against a black card b/g.
All good clean fun for the kiddies!
I can recommend it for a rainy afternoon!
(Next time, I'll form the wire loop round something, to form a true circle, rather than freehand, as here!)
R.
The more I look, the more there is to see!

I didn't think of having a flat 'bubble' when I tried this I used bubbles.
Be careful of the bubble liquid though, when I tried this the bubble burst and some went onto the lens and it appears to have removed bits of the coating.
You shouldn't have a problem with popping doing it that way though.

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