i dont know if this is a new topic, but i cant be the only one trying to get pictures of bubbles (with or without the kids)...i would prefer a outdoor setting but willing to do some indoor experimenting if any one has any cool ideas...thanks...
Get some of the giant wands or some of the colored bubbles. Or, and this is very difficult, put one on a flower. That's about all I've tried.
My first try.
On the wand.
On a flower [hard!].
We had too much fun that day for just one shot.
Oh yeah, smoke filled [if you're a smoker or you know one].
And then just a bubble by itself.
Bubble machine, this one was taken more to capture the day as it was my daughters birthday rather than specifically to capture the bubbles but it still counts :)
outdoor is the best, a garden or a park. you need not worry about breaking anything. and you need children at least two to make all the bubbles you can shoot. and don't do it on a windy day. i had fun with this one:
Buy some glycerin at a health food store or online, and add a few drops to your soap mixture. This makes the bubbles last much longer (works for waterdrop pix too). Google homemade bubble recipe with glycerin.
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My first try.
On the wand.
On a flower [hard!].
We had too much fun that day for just one shot.
Oh yeah, smoke filled [if you're a smoker or you know one].
And then just a bubble by itself.
Good luck!
Bubble at night
Daisy bubble
Dandelion bubble
Bubble machine, this one was taken more to capture the day as it was my daughters birthday rather than specifically to capture the bubbles but it still counts :)
Bowl of water with some food colouring, straw to blow bubbles into it, then shot into light from underneath.
I don't have any original bubble photos to share, but did make this little video of dish soap with a macro. Crazy colors! http://365project.org/pixelchix/365/2011-03-19
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