Double Bubbles
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No match
Oil and water mixture in a glass dish suspended above colorful wrapping paper.
About the photo
Nikon D700.
Photo settings: 100 mm, f/2.2, 1/50 second, ISO 200.
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Comments (2)
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Daddy_Gemini
You can find an edited version of this that I made in Photoshop at http://www.iimmgg.com/image/70fa2456f2cbac05fee1db943ba774b7 Don't get me wrong, I like the original (that's why I wanted to play with the colors in the first place). =) I made the purple turn to red-orange and then to orange-yellow kind of like I suggested might be an interesting color modification in my previous post. Enjoy! ...or don't. :P This is for those who want this photo, but the pink color is holding you back from putting it on your desktop. :P Please let me know if the link doesn't work or if the image is really small. I spent hours trying to find a free image hosting site that would let me upload images and keep the original size instead of down-scaling them. Then I finally ran across iimmgg.com after making accounts on four other sites that kept resizing my uploads. Does anybody else use that site? Is Flickr really worth the yearly fee?
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Daddy_Gemini
Hmm... Interesting shot. It's almost as if it's designed for icons on the right side of you're desktop, because it's less busy and slightly out of focus on that side. As it's mostly a flat piece, I do like the depth you get when looking at blurry bubbles in the negative spaces. It's definitely a different way to look at bubbles, and I can tell this took a considerable amount of planning to execute. I'm not a huge fan of pink. After I change the colors a bit I might use this as wallpaper. Maybe to make it more interesting you could try to change the pink area from orange-yellow in the middle turning into a more yellow towards the top and right. That way the purple and yellow would compliment each other. Then again, that would make it more of an abstract piece. I still think "Eastern Shore Sunrise" is one of your best Se7en. Keep it up you have a great eye.