Hi Tracy! I'm back for another Shadow Shot Sunday.
I decided to try taking pictures of the shadows of bubbles. Well, I found out that in order to do this, I really should have someone else blowing the bubble while I take pictures. But I didn't do that. I tried to handle both jobs myself.
I didn't get what I really wanted. And I did darken the pictures because most of the bubble shadows seemed a bit washed out by the sun. Here's what I got.
The first is me, of course, trying to create both bubbles and pictures.
Well you did get the bubbles. You can do the same thing with soap bubbles on a bench or table top.
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I love bubbles. Been known to grab them out of my pocketbook and send a swirl of them into the air! Mailed some to my nieces' worlplaces for their bottom drawer for stress management. Had enough for the kids in my classroom to take a bubble break.
ReplyDeleteSo you got my attention!! Nice photos!
Hi! I especially like yhe bubble photo with the bubble against the black background!
ReplyDeleteYour site is one of my favorite daily visits- it gives me the same benefits as sitting down and sharing a cup of morning tea with a friend! Thanks!
Well done .. they are all good shots and not just of shadows ..
ReplyDeleteOh, lovely bubble shadows, Bobbie! I love them! Now you've given me another idea to play with!
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Sylvia
Catching the bubble shot that works is a challenge, without having to make them yourself! A stimulating idea.
ReplyDeleteI like these because they are so delicate. Well caught!
ReplyDeleteNow THAT is a wonderful idea!
ReplyDeleteSuch delicate shadows with a touch of color to them. As if the shadows themselves breathed very softly.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful photos, Bobbie!
I love these shadows! Great idea. :)
ReplyDeleteI love it!!
ReplyDeletethey came out great
I really like the bubble on the black post, that's a cool effect
I enjoy blowing bubbles. Love it when the grandchildren are here, so I can do it. Wouldn't do it without them. Bad enough I drag things around the yard for shadows. Great shots and so pretty.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea and excellent artistic multli-tasking!!
ReplyDeleteVery creative series of shots! I espeically love the last one with the touch of colour in the bubble!
ReplyDeleteOh Bobbie, you did it once again!!So much fun!!!
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You did well! I don't think I'd manage to do both tasks at once. These are really fun! My fave is the 3rd one with the subtle bubble shadows and the bubble itself against the black. Really nice!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great thought - shadows of bubbles! A+ for creativity this weekend Bobbie!! Love the last picture....our very favorite!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great thing to try!
ReplyDeleteI gotta tell ya, the virtual visual I got from your shadow shooting venture was hilarious...thanks for the smiles!
ReplyDeleteThese are lovely, I can see the shadows too!
ReplyDeleteGreat bubble shadow! In a physics course, I recall one of our end of semester problems was trying to determine the thickness of a soap bubble by the colors of it's sheen. I don't remember how the heck we were supposed to pull that off, so apparently it didn't translate to useful life skills, ha ha.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I think I NEED to get some bubble soap so I can play too. ;-)
ReplyDeleteWow! all my bloggie friends went to be artistic this w/end.
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Awesome...
Have a wonderful SS...
xoxo
Very interesting. Bubbles? haha! this is so cute! thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWonderful idea! I especially like the last photo... you can see the little rainbow living inside of it.
ReplyDeleteWishing you a lovely new week♥
Clever idea and nicely done. :)
ReplyDeleteI like all your shadows!I especially like the 2nd. one!
ReplyDeleteJunie
The last two are my favorites--you caught great creative shots with glints of color in the bubbles!
ReplyDeleteWonderful -- so original and fun! The last one also has wonderful contrast and range of values. Great shots!
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