Deep Impact by inshaala

Photography • Macro • posted on Apr 21, 2007

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Well, yesterday's shot was very lucky, but this shot occurred twice on review of the shots which came out (this is the better of the two)... So i think i am moving towards less "rare" shots, tomorrow's is what i was actually trying to achieve in doing this ;) enjoy! Rich

Comments (16)

BibbyBear

7:55AM | Sat, 21 April 2007

Yes, I prefer this shot the way the bubble is just beginning to collapse in on itself - perfectly timed and executed. Again, great clarity and composition and lovely in B&W. Excellent Rich - can't wait for tomorrow's shot now!! xx

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athesdan

8:20AM | Sat, 21 April 2007

splendid shot !

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nattarious

9:43AM | Sat, 21 April 2007

Impressive shot and black and white tones Rich! Well done my friend JOE

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kestrel

10:14AM | Sat, 21 April 2007

That's an interesting change from the traditional "mid plop" shot. Technically very good also. One thing that strikes me, if that is soapy water I wonder how the bubbles would look in color with a polarizer. Great shot!

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jedink

11:23AM | Sat, 21 April 2007

wow, i thought shots like these were next to impossible to capture, great job mate

vlaaitje

12:13PM | Sat, 21 April 2007

I made some shots like this one in colour....very nice done.....love the B&W

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LillianaSapphire

1:01PM | Sat, 21 April 2007

I wonder what these bubble shots would look like in colour. Its a real good shot.

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inshaala

1:14PM | Sat, 21 April 2007

hehe - well - the background is black the plate is white and the water is dyed red... so it doesnt look too bad, i just like them in black and white, they look somehow cleaner and it is a concentration on form rather than colour.

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