Hanging on
by pacpinto

Comment:
This is a nice idea. blurred city area behind, suggesting the bubble is up high, and for anyone who's played with bubbles, they know that the drop on the bottom is never good news. I think you chose a nice time of day for this shot. I think daytime is too happy for such a situation, and nighttime wouldn't show everything, but the stars refracted through a single bubble might have looked really fascinating. 9

Bubbles Over The Rainbow
by serogers

Comment:
This is very chaotic, full of colour, and a bit cluttered... I like that. The bubbles are fascinating, it was a nice decision to have bubbles that aren't all spheres. The light you have reflecting ont he bubbles is really fascinating. This is well done, but I feel that a little more focussed depth if possible would've been nice.. 9

Amber Bubbles
by gurlwithapen

Comment:
This is very fascinating, but I have a hard time believing the amber spheres are actually bubbles. Being bunched together and not merging or popping and such. The blinds make an interesting reflection, and the small bubbles are a nice. I'm not fond of how the background changes so instantly on the left, though. 7

A Bubble Universe
by tonyg

Comment:
This is a nice one. The purple and yellow, complimentary colours, I believe, or close anyway. You captured the opposites togther, and it doesn't look bad, I find it a little bit uncommon to see opposites that work well together. Looks almost purple and gold, sounds like royalty to me. I don't know what that is on the bottom, it appears to be are flection of sorts, but it seems to stand out a little, this isn't enjoyable. The photo is nice, it is wel done, but that reflection, it bugs me a little. And is that a shadow on the left side of some bubbles? A wall there? It sort of hurts the 'universe' idea once you find that your universe ends. 7

bubble trouble
by soeren

Comment:
Bubble trouble is right. This is a very active image. I don'tknow what that is in the centre, but it looks fascinating. The bubbles are neat, too. The fact that you can barely see them without the light source causing a reflection. 7

C'mon already - darn bubbles!
by glad2badad

Comment:
Oh no..... My mother always yelled at me when I blew bubbles in my milk/chocolate milk, 'cause it would get so messy. Better hurry before your mother gets there!

I think that how you used what looks like chocolate milk, instead of white, was probably a good idea. The picture might have had too much white otherwise. The shadow of the face blowing bubbles brings the concept together, without obstructing the image with an actual face. I think more bubbles would be nicer, though. Chocolate milk has a lot of bubble-potential. 8.

Zen Master
by dsa157

Comment:
Aha, I'm entertained by this one. The reflection on the bubble seems a bit strange, almost if I'm looking at your light source, which appears to be a lamp.
I like the idea though, and that black background with you fading into makes it all that mor enigmatic. It explains the chopstick talent. ;) 9

Spike a Drink
by Tranquil

Comment:
Very tacktical photographing here. The green was an excellent choice of colour for this. I don't think any other colour would have done quite as well. Kudos for that title too. I'm most fascinated by the way the water (Assuming that is your liquid of choice..) splashed up in the back, in a quasi-serpentine way. Congrats on 1st place.