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01.23.2021 Bubblicious
This entry was posted in Abstract, Closeup Photography, Ice, macro photography, Nature Photography and tagged abstract ice, bubble art, bubble patterns, bubbles in ice, frozen bubbles, ice, winter, winter patterns. Bookmark the permalink.
Stephen Gingold Nature Photography Blog 
nice abstract image!
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Thank you, Stephen!
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Nice, and not just because I see my (and your) sinuous initial.
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Thanks! Yes, the sinuosity insinuated itself in the bubbles.
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Which could represent your bubbly personality.
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The bubbles have increased with age. As a younger person I seemed destined for curmudgeonry but managed to cheer up with the years.
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And me, I’ve gotten more curmudgeonly.
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That’s the usual progession. I’ve still got a bunch going.
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I see the “S” too. Your title is quite fitting!
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Thanks, Lori! I’ve never had the gum but have heard good things. 🙂
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Very nice Steve! Looking forward to seeing more “ice” abstracts in your future posts!
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Thanks, Reed. So am I now that it is cold again.
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Nice
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Thank you, Yolanda!
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Perfect!
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Thanks, Eliza!
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Once I spotted the bit of green in the upper right, I couldn’t take my eyes off it. It somehow seemed as weighty as the curving bubbles.
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I was hoping that wouldn’t be a distraction. The first time I processed this I went black and white so it wasn’t noticeable.I decided to keep the color for the bit of tint.
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Ice always has something new to offer up if you’ve the eye to find it. And you certainly do! I noticed the first ice in a local creek this morning, though only an incredibly thin layer in very small and still areas.
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Thanks, Todd. Thin layers have dominated our ice for a while until the last few days when the midday temps stayed below freezing. I’ll be out looking once it gets light this morning.
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SSSSSS…Super! Really like this shot!
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Thanks Robert! It’s one of my favorites.
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I see you’ve found what I’ve been looking for. This is a lovely array of bubbles, photographed awfully well.
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Thanks, Linda. I hope you find yours too.
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Fascinating, Steve. 🙂
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Thanks, Lynn!
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