Bubbly Planes
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(Description removed for the Guess it Challenge. This is not what many may think, though my replies to comments already give it away :-P)
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Lam Tran
fantastic extreme close up my friend, great tone! Lovely lighting!
Mui-Ling Teh replied
Thank you my friend.
cherylc1
fabulous!!
Mui-Ling Teh replied
I’m glad you like it, Thanks for the fav :)
Paul Compton
Exquisite. Such magic and beauty in such a small and mostly overlooked item. Wonderful work.
Mui-Ling Teh replied
Thanks for the lovely comment Paul. You’re right, these things do get overlooked and it’s interesting to see small things in a different perspective. Meanwhile overlooked items are often hard to capture. It wasn’t that easy getting this shot since the acetate cup was being flimsy whle putting my camera against it and the bubbles are small.
Lori Peters
You can see wonder in everything. In physics it is called adhesion-the attraction of like molecules. Very nice.
Mui-Ling Teh replied
Thanks Lori. It was interesting getting theses bubbles in my folded cup; I don’t often see this in glass cups (excluding when they are filled with soda). I guess acetate has a greater force of adhesion than glass. Oh physics… it was all coming back to me as I saw reflections and refraction in the water and the acetate surface.
Paul Compton
I think you captured it expertly Mui-Ling. Bravo : )
Mui-Ling Teh replied
^ __ ^
Mar Silva
You are so good at these types of delicate imagery.
Mui-Ling Teh replied
Thanks Mar :D
Lori Peters
With glass containers we ususally see cohesion, the attraction of like molecules. Try filling a spooon as much as you can. If you look across the top the water peaks in the middle of the spoon. i love talking physics.
Mui-Ling Teh replied
ah yes, the water in a test tube would be either concave or convex depending on the adhesive and cohesive forces. This discussion is being pulled into chemistry.
Lori Peters
Yes, and i love it. Art can be thought provoking. Your picture made for some good discussion.
Karin Taylor
fascinating Mui-Ling, i love your description…it gives an insight into your curiousity and how your mind ticks :)
Mui-Ling Teh replied
Thanks Karin. It also led to a lot of physics conversation :P
jdmphotography
Brilliant image awesome work here love It well done ! (-;
silveraya
great image, well done very creative
blamo
great concept works supurbly well
solareclips~Ju...
Great abstract!!! ;-)
screamqueen
very cool!
PPPhotoArt
wow this is awesome, well done!!!!!
michael byerley
very interesting piece.
BethanyS
This intrigues me.
Interesting!