Bubbles are so hard to capture
(when the wind is blowing hard)
And as I was catching up on my blogging and reading, I saw these bubbles rushing past my window. Some kids must've been having a blast. I enjoyed watching them too.
But capturing them on camera was another thing altogether. They were rushing by so fast in no particular direction which meant that when I pointed my camera in one direction they decided to fly away to the other.
But I did manage to capture a few - more by luck than design. Hope you can see them - some pictures marked with arrows.
And as the Thursday Challenge prompt is Monochrome ((Black and White, Sepia, Old Looking,...), I thought I would experiment with the picture above and convert it to black and white. I thought the bubbles are easier to see in colour though. What do you think?
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I can honestly say I've never once thought to try to capture bubbles!
ReplyDeleteHi Keetha, they looked so nice rushing by that I had to grab my camera.
DeletePlaying is FUN! I know! :) Happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteBLOGitse
Yes Blogitse, playing is fun. I'm sure those kids had a blast - I had fun watching the bubbles rushing by.
Deletebubbles can be great fun, glad you had a nice day
ReplyDeletemuch love...
Hk Gillena. It was fun.
DeleteWhat a fun surprise to see out your window!
ReplyDeleteAnd quite unexpected too Dorothy.
DeleteI love bubbles and the reaction that children have to them. Amazing shots!
ReplyDeleteThanks Retired not tired. Glad you liked my pics.
DeleteYou really have a great view outside your window! It must have been quite a surprise to see all the bubbles floating past! Happy Sunday!
ReplyDeleteIt was Jeannie. But fun.
DeleteHow fun! Bubbles are super hard to capture, I've tried.
ReplyDeleteThey sure are Unknown Mami.
DeleteVery difficult task you set yourself to capture the bubbles.
ReplyDeleteThey sure were LindyLou - but they looked so cute floating by.
DeleteThe best way to capture bubbles is to get them at their source :) but its more fun capturing them when they are floating around !
ReplyDeletePhenoMenon
True Pheno but wasn't close to the source and don't know where it was.
DeleteWonderful images. I like that first shot.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rajesh.
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