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09/28/2005 08:55:45 AM |
Thank you for all the interesting comments. The question of weather or not it is a bubble? Most dictionaries include in the definition something to the effect of: “A speculative scheme that comes to nothing: lost money in the real estate bubble.” (From answers.com)
The shot was done with a piece of glass suspended approximately ¼ inch above the stock market tables. The glass was coated with Rain-X to increase the surface tension and a drop of water formed the “bubble.” Lighting was a single umbrella to the left.
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09/27/2005 11:34:19 PM |
| What a great idea, and a wonderful capture. |
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09/27/2005 05:10:45 AM |
| does not tell me anything |
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09/26/2005 10:01:31 PM |
| Let's hope it doesn't burst! |
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09/25/2005 01:09:53 PM |
| Creative, simplistic, well-named. |
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09/25/2005 10:23:28 AM |
| not sure if this is a bubble, but I do like the effect. |
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09/24/2005 12:19:16 AM |
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09/23/2005 12:53:56 PM |
| I question what kind of "bubble" that is? Technically this shot is awesome but how is the bubble created and does it contain air or is it water? It looks like a piece of glass that magnifies for reading or doing crafts. |
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09/22/2005 10:34:54 PM |
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09/22/2005 08:07:15 PM |
| Wow that's new. What is that, a contact lens? |
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09/22/2005 12:02:06 PM |
| A very clever play on the word bubble and quite different from many other entries I've seen. Technically perfect but in compositional interest it lacks something that will retain the viewer's attention. Hmmm, perhaps showing a little more "action" with this shot would have improved the visual impact. A suggestion: maybe showing the stereotypical stock market graph which show rises and falls i.e. like a red arrow showing stocks have taken a plunge appearing alongside the above numbers and bubble in the above shot. |
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09/21/2005 03:54:55 PM |
| Not sure if this is a bubble or not (only you knowfor sure!), but I do like this picture. 8. |
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09/21/2005 10:56:00 AM |
| There is just nothing here to hold my interest. |
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09/21/2005 09:13:17 AM |
| clever double meaning here. I also like the "zoom lens" effect that the bubbly thing is producing to draw your eye right to the google price quote. |
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