Bubble macro photography

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Macro bubbles – Tom Bol Photography, LLC

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Used the macro lens, but I still had to crop the image to get this great detail. I used a shot glass filled with light olive oil and red wine vinegar. I probably could have avoided cropping if I had used a larger glass, but I don't have enough oil and vinegar to fill a large glass. I think they look like funny, strange little faces :)

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Texture : Bubbles / Bulles

If you have a macro lens, and you haven’t tried oil and water photography before you are missing out. This method of shooting bubbles is one of the first macro photography subjects that people tend to shoot around their home, simply because it’s so simple to set up! We are going to walk though what you need and how to get the best results.

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Here is something a little different: portraits of bursting bubbles! We took high-speed photographs of bursting bubbles, using BBs and an air rifle.

Macro shot of coffee bubbles.

Most of us know how to shoot organic or non-organic stills, but have you thought of shooting these subjects underwater while creating bubbles?This month’s 123RF tutorial was inspired by this ingenious idea! Achieving magnificent results is not as hard as you think. Just follow these steps to get started!Step 1To create CO2 bubbles, fill your aquarium with 70% of distilled water and 30% of soda water (no sugar). Make sure that the aquarium is free of dirt and has a clean surface.Note:A…