If you take enough shots, you will finally capture a bubble bursting! And, lucky for me that shot also contained a decent collision splash shape. Actually, this splash reminds me of a figure facing me, right hand up in victory at its accomplishment. Or..... for the more jaded, a rude arm gesture. Either one would work with the idea of breaking free of the prison of the bubble. :)
Okay, when you get famous, will you still talk to me? LOL!
ReplyDeleteI am at the point when I look at your images that I'm at a loss for words. How could explain this to anyone? This lovely woman in her long gown twirling her ruby scarf and then the exploding dome sets her free? My words appear dull compared to what this looks like. Must be seen!
Maggie, you are too kind, and too funny..... Thank you. I never *saw* a ruby scarf and long gown, but I see that now, too!
DeleteTwo worlds colliding.... Much like when the four of us meet up for a weekend!
ReplyDeleteDid I say oh la la... how wonderful to catch it bursting!! I love this.
ReplyDeleteW-O-W.you can actually see the thin film tearing apart, this is awesome! I am sure that with some practice you can plan this: it might be your signature :P
ReplyDeleteThe conductor of the waterdropmusic. I think it's very special to have a bursting bubble as well, it makes this series complete.
ReplyDeleteWow! You've managed to capture a bursting bubble! What perfect timing! It really looks like a little person punching its way through there. Cool
ReplyDeleteWhoa, this is awesome! I'm also seeing an elegant woman in a long gown, only she seems to be holding a meteor hammer that has just bashed that bubble. Love it!
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