Bubbles in water – P365 Jun25
Bubbles in water, shot with various coloured filters over the flash then cleaned up in photoshop.
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I like the blue ones, more natural. Its amazing how solid they all look.
Wow! Love these photos. I’m fascinated by the way they appear to be rough and jagged. I had always pictured bubbles as just spherical and smooth. Really interesting captures.
Yikes, those are awesome. I never would have guessed what they were.
I love these! You belong in a museum. :)