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Bubble Drop 01
Published: 2011-11-06 20:14:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 29391; Favourites: 2595; Downloads: 0
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Update: OMG another DD!!! Thank you so much *AssassinM for recommending it and to ^hellfirediva for featuring it! So freaking AWESOME!!!
And THANK YOU in advance for all the
's and comments! I promise to answer all comments as soon as possible... However I may not be able to thank everyone for the thousands of I'm now receiving... hope you understand 
Update #2: For those of you who are interested in knowing how I did this... please read the tutorial that I created (just click on the thumbnail image):
Update #3: Background images have been created for all to download... Enjoy!
New series "Bubble Drops"
This particular image is my favorite from the series... but I have more to upload soon... many, many more
This is NOT Photoshopped, the color is from different cloth in the background, and colored water.
Nikon D90
105mm Macro F2.8
Comments and Critiques welcome
For prints go to Creative Dragon Photography
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Comments: 538
it says you did this with photography, but my only question is 'how?' its amazing! the colors? and that bubble? way cool.
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Thank you! I'm glad you like it
I'll be posting a tutorial some time this weekend I think...
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really?! awesome! i'll definitely read it! just tell me when you post it, kay?
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Added the tutorial... it's available in the tutorial section of my gallery
Cheers,
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O.
MAH.
GOD.
this is so pretty and colorful I can't even say how much I love it
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hahaha thank you
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HOLY CRAP!
Such amazing photography!
And great job on the Daily Deviation!
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This is amazing^^ I really like how there is a drop effect inside the bubble^^ If you don't mind me asking, how did you do this wonderful art?
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Thank you! And know I don't mind you asking 
I'll be doing a tutorial this weekend since so many people want to know the equipment I use and how I set everything up
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Your welcome^^ I can't wait to see it x3 Thank you for the tutorial your going to make^^
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O_O how is that possible??? well deserved
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It's only possible because I try my hardest to break the laws of physics
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whoooaaa o.o . . . awesome image
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Such a captivating piece! Surreal yet accurate, amazing photography my friend!
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Thank you very much
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Now this is a truly eye-catching piece! Love it <3
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Thank you very much
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wow!! Very niice!
trying to figure out how it was done... lol
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I'll be doing a tutorial... probably this weekend... stay tuned
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This is just so cool! Congrats on the DD
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Thank you very much
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You welcome
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Indeed deserving of a DD! It's magical!!!
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well done this is an awesome shot well deserved
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Thanks Danielle
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Hahaha. It took me forever to see how you did this!
Artwork is meant to incite emotion, and does exactly that.
It incites awe, confusion, and respect for me. ^^ Hahaha. You did a really nice job here.
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hahaha... confusion??? How so?
Anyhow, glad you like it
Cheers,
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I was more or less just staring at my monitor like, "How the heck did he do that...? 0.o"
Haha.
Cheers!
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hehehe... well, you'll find out soon enough
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Hahaha. I realized how you pulled it off before I left my first comment actually. XP
It took me a couple minutes before I saw it, but I did notice the small warp in the bubble where the droplett was actually passing through the bubble.
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hehehe yeah, and in some of the other shots you can see that more clearly
the trick/pain in the ass part is getting the bubble the right size, and keeping it in place for the drop. The bubble has a tendency to drift in the water... so annoying... lol
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Hmm. I'll have to take a look at them then.
And yeah, It sounds like a pain in the ass.. XD Haha... I guess the best way would be to find a perfectly level table, with perfectly still water, and find a room with no airflow what so ever. >.<
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hahah... i think even then it would be difficult... the bubble would be drawn to the edges of the dish for whatever reason... nah, the best thing to do I found is blow on the bubble to get it where you want... or get your fingers wet and push the bubble where you want (very gently)
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Fantastic piece of photographic imagery.
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