Bubble popping

For his project titled "Iridient," Zurich, Switzerland-based photographer Fabian Oefner shot a series of beautiful high-speed photographs showing colorful

Bubble popping animation for creating 2d games

burst!

There's a minimalist kind of purity to this shot, as the bubble is almost colourless and Sarah's hand is coming in right at the side. So, the unzipping action of the bubble is just, well, so clear. Look at the dying reflections inside! The corona's about to die too! This shot is also a tribute to how clear the Nikon D90 is at high ISO (800 here). You can really see the film tearing, ripping, splitting, breaking. This shouldn't be termed 'popping' at all!!! (LOL (much later). I was actually…

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I'm practicing using a powerful flashlight (my Nikon SB-910) to shoot bubble bursts. I've taken some better ones than this, but I'm holding onto them for a project I'm working on. I'm just uploading this one to remind me where I'm at right now, and to share this basic idea.

"I was looking for new things to photograph and I just thought the bubbles looked beautiful and with a bit of luck I managed to get one mid burst," said Richard Heeks. "One day I was so absorbed in the project I didn't notice a group of builders watching me. I think I must have looked a bit of an idiot, but maybe they thought it was fascinating. Who knows, because I got