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GrotesqueDarling13 — Life is Colorful, The Hues Flow Together
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Photo: Me.
Minor Post. Pros: Me.
Taken: Feb. 20th 2014.
The very small surface of a bubble. The swirls you
often see on a bubbles surface, this is what it
looks like up close, Macro style 
trying to take these photos, it is such a hard
challenge, since bubbles pop so fast.
Lovely Macro Filters, 3 used, 18+ magnification total.
Simple camera accessories can really go a long way :]
This means the camera data is not correct.
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Comments: 27
Thank you very much!!
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All of this incredible color... geez. Again, amazing work.
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Awesome. I've been trying to get something like this for such a long time with the ideal being pretty much exactly this. You nailed it!
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Thank you very much!! Its a hard shot but if you
ever want any tips, I would be happy to help!
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Thank you so, so much!!
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I love this image. Ill give you a tip for a longer lasting bubble; maple syrup , a thimble will do leave it in the sun and it will dry out too
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Thank you very much!!
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What a beautiful and difficult to take shot, I Love your style
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I don't think people understand how hard it is.
And wow, thank you so much!! Means a lot
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Oh and P.S..
Have you ever done anything with the similar swirly colours that go through the puddles with the gasoline?
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No I have not, I have captured it naturally
but it has been a very long time, I couldn't find
it is I wanted to 
because it takes the right slanted cement, etc
to allow a puddle to form plus gasoline stains
cement, so location then finding the proper
puddle forming area is very tricky as a whole.
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To my knowledge it works on places besides concrete. I've seen the swirls on tar road as well. Would they show up on metal? If you had like a metal tin, the right light, and gasoline in the tin I think it could create a reflective rainbow. So that you could also put a holographic image above it.
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That all seems like too much work.
Plus, I am not really interested in doing it.
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Okay I'm sure you could come up with something ten times better anyway
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That thing about the bubbles popping so fast. I had a mug that was taken out of some dishwater (using Dawn Ultra) and a bubble formed that looked like a dome all around the rim. I stood there staring at the swirls probably for a few minutes or so... then the bubble finally popped. I love the way the little swirls go around, anyway just figured this might be something of some interest for you, since the bubble as long as it did to finally pop that time.
I figure I'll also point out that these little swirly colours have definitely influenced my style as an artist and a dancer.
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These bubbles lasted about 5 seconds if I was lucky.
Using the same sort of soap, plus 2 others for more of
a lather-bubble structure. But bubbles pop fast, that is
why they are bubbles. There really isn't a way to keep
them longer. So it is not really of interest to me since
I know what that looks like, because the swirls you speak
of seeing are right here in this Macro photograph
And I am happy my Photography can inspire you.
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