Dropabubbleicious II by mrmadmikie

Photography • Macro • posted on Apr 23, 2007

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Description

Big soap bubble with a water drop splash inside. Lots of reflections, refractions, projections. My dropper stand and trigger are reflected on the edge of the soap bubble. Rotated most of the wankyness out. ;) I hope you didn't get any soap in your eyes during the visit. Mike No trickery. As Rich says, water or milk or anything wet I suppose will pass right through. I created the bubble by blowing through a piece of plastic tubing with one end touching the surface on the soapy water. I used dishwashing liquid and the blue food coloring has some glycerin in it which helps with the size of the bubble.

Comments (11)

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Janiss

9:22AM | Mon, 23 April 2007

I love this tranparency and reflections... such beautifull colors in this bubbles! I adore!

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Zacko

10:08AM | Mon, 23 April 2007

I will never understand how you did this. This is just mindblowing! #:oO Wouldnt the drop have bursted the bubble? Is it a composite? One shot with the bubble and one with the drop merged together? Yeah im gonna be thinking about this one for quite some time, lol.

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scoleman123

10:26AM | Mon, 23 April 2007

Yeah, I agree. Excellent capture, but how? Was the bubble made first, then drop the water? Or is the water soapy as well as the water dropped? Really cool however...

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inshaala

10:39AM | Mon, 23 April 2007

to those above - drip a drop through a bubble with a camera pointed at it and you will find out... no trickery involved here - water passes through bubbles without breaking them. I prefer this one to yesterday's, more balanced and less wonky - and that blue is a nice touch ;)

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