Water Bubbles
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Image of small water bubbles. Shows many colours. Added highlight effect with dark borders.
Ce fond d’écran est décrit en Anglais : les artistes écrivent dans leur propre langue, et nous ne traduisons pas leurs mots.
Commentaires (15)
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tpyne
The artist was gracious enough to constructively accept criticism of his English in the naming of his piece, nevertheless, the name IS whatever the ARTIST named it! :)
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Hello, sorry for the late response and wrong naming. I'm from the Netherlands so not that good in English. My image isn't as great as the landscapes posted here, so I'm glad people like it. :)
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MinimalJack
Just to clear things up between everyone with a couple of definitions: Bubble: A thin, usually spherical or hemispherical film of liquid filled with "AIR" or "GAS" Droplet: A very small drop of "LIQUID"
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slashbomb123
nice idea, its always to good to come up with a new concept, this is gr8. i couldnt tell if it was bubbles :P
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LesPaul
They are bubbles... Nice submission by the way :)
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looks great, but they ARE indeed bubbles. those are the really small ones that happen when you put water on a pan, they fill all the surface of the pan before the water starts to boil. i don't have any icons o my desktop except for things i'm working on at the moment or something i need to remember to finish.
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seanms
i like it. i don't have icons on my desktop (at all) so it's not a problem for me.
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smolamj
So regardless of how wallpaper-worthy it is, are those just water droplets? They seem pretty close together, and I would expect normal water to just combine together into more or less a puddle. Anything added?
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Beginning
I wasn't even going to download it, but frozenskyscraper's comment made me do it. :) Yes it is rather refreshing, Don't know how long it will stay, but who knows.. Thanks for sharing Larsss.
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jon
Interesting, but not for me.
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Actias Luna
Unique and refreshing really. Great photo. The depth of field kinda hurts my eyes, but that's me, not you. ;) Good work on this. :)
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ifireun
Certainly bold and unusual - and in agreement with frozenskyscraper, it works well as a wallpaper on my Mac.
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K
Intriguing, yet the shallow depth-of-fields could be disturbing. I will give it a try on a rotating basis. @Tony: correct, these are droplets :-)
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frozenskyscraper
I was skeptical, but after giving this a shot it actually works quite well as a wallpaper. Looks very clean framed by the thin black boarder of my monitor, (I only have 2 icons on my desktop). It's not a jaw-dropping landscape, but it definitely serves its purpose. Nice one!
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T
Well it's different! I wouldn't have titled the picture 'bubbles' though, when they're droplets ;) Not sure I could use this as a backdrop though - icons would disappear into the patterns of the picture, but were it a 2560 resolution image I'd probably have it on rotate for the screensaver...