another soap bubblle

[Michael West]

[Peter McLennan]

Amazing and beautiful.  Truly creative photography.

[Michael West]

Amazing and beautiful.  Truly creative photography.

Thank you.  Capturing the natural color of these "creatures" is always eye opening.

[Jeremy Roussak]

Gorgeous.

Jeremy

[Michael West]

Gorgeous.

Jeremy

Thank you. I'm hoping that the man who makes these bubbles will find a "venue" close enough to where I live to allow me to make another huge batch of such photographs.

I just found two folders of "bubble photographs" as I was building a new lightroom catalog after my former computer gave up the ghost. Many of the images I dont think I'd ever seen before.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Very fine. Do show us more of them.

[Michael West]

Very fine. Do show us more of them.

Given the vast increase in speed and thus productivy using Lightroom CC  Ive found several hundred photos that I had not yete even seen since I made them.

I think it was Lightroom 3 I was using up until about a month ago.  and it was very slow indeed comparitively.

This image is form the batch Ive shuffled through  today.

I was tempted to clone out the treeline along the bottom right of the image but frankly Im too tired having skipped eating ..since breakfast. gazing at all those other images

[BobDavid]

The first one is outstanding. The second one is not as mysterious/engaging. The first one is free of the blue sky and the ground.

[Michael West]

The first one is outstanding. The second one is not as mysterious/engaging. The first one is free of the blue sky and the ground.

Yes indeed. I posted the last one simply because of the truly odd stacking of the individual bubbles. Oh were it that those bubbles had been in the far better light of the others, and without the visual inpediment of the wooded hillside.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

If you remove the bottom of the new one, making a square of the top portion, it makes a lovely almost monochrome bubble stack image, without any distractions. Less color, but I think it makes a stronger photo.

[BobDavid]

If you remove the bottom of the new one, making a square of the top portion, it makes a lovely almost monochrome bubble stack image, without any distractions. Less color, but I think it makes a stronger photo.

Or maybe crop out the top half and leave the treetops in. With a bit of finessing, I think it'll work.

[Michael West]

Or maybe crop out the top half and leave the treetops in. With a bit of finessing, I think it'll work.

Rebuildng some Lightroom catalogs, I see that I have several hundred of these photographs, many of which I dont remember seeing before..

Ive been doing hours at a stretch since yesterday and have hopes of putting a few up here before the weekends over.