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- Set up for bubbly photos: [link]
Materials and Methods
Nikon D80 + Tamron 90mm F2.8. Manual focusing so the focus is a bit off. A mini rubix cube (it's really tiny
) in soda water. Picked up the rubix cube with chopsticks and dropped it in the soda water and repeated. A lot of takes to get right 
I don't think you can really tell that it's soda water but I liked the movement.Additional Comments
No rubix cubes were hurt in the making of this shot
It dried and is now fully functional once again This photo is protected under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 License . Licenses for commercial and derivative use of this photo are available for purchase. Please contact me if interested. Under the Creative Commons license, this photo may be displayed on other websites as long as:
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Comments: 132
Wow, Outstanding shot! I love it even more since I'm a cuber and all that stuff. Btw it is actually spelled Rubik's since it was created by Erno Rubik and it is his cube hence "Rubik's Cube".
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I have always wondered how people did those kinds of photographs! Now I feel as if my world has been enlightened. LOL. Anyways, this is an excellent photograph with a mind bending concept!
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You can never go wrong with a good old rubix cube... until you can't solve it. Great shot!
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I would like to try something like this, but I do not know what kind of container to take .. What do you use?
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I use a square vase similar to the one here: [link]
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This piece is absolutely stunning. I love how it's twisted to make it seem more casual - the bubble bursts increasing this pleasant theme. Great job - it's extremely inspiring when it comes to still-life pieces that contain more than just the image; there's wondering behind it.
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just loved the idea, very creative. the colors are just amazing
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I love pictures of rubics cubes, because they are so colourful and cheerful!
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I get annoyed at the rubiks cube when i can't solve it but not THAT annoyed
Cool picture C:
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Hey, i used your pic in my Blog here: [link]
I gave you credit and backlink, if you want me to delete it, just msg me.
~And hey, nice pic >.<
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Ooo! Very great overall! My first thought was "it looks like it's in fizzy water!" and then I was surprised when I actually read the description! Very nice.
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Your absolutely stunning shot, has been featured here: [link]
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great pic. and i just happened to see it right after watching a girl hula-hoop and recite pi to 450 places while solving a rubik's cube. good times.
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Wow!)) I love how you use liquids in your macro photos (I mean the one with cherry)). And this one is so great! Also, the colors are very nice
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oh I like these things! entertaining and awesome colorful models XD
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