As children we’ve probably all played with soap bubbles but they are so delicate the slightest touch and they burst.
Last year I was given a packet of Magic Bubbles. They’re amazing, You create bubbles by dipping a wand into the solution, pull it out and blow gently into the wand. A stream of bubbles is formed but unlike normal soap bubbles these harden in the air. Once hardened you can catch a bubble, hold it, even join them together.
This macro photograph was taken using a Raynox DC-250 macro lens attachment fitted to the front of a normal Pentax 18-50mm lens.
The macro attachment has a very tight Depth of Field so with the bubble in focus, the flower is out.
Say It With A Camera 
Hmmm…..never heard of magic bubbles. What a wonderful idea for a photographer!!!
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They work best on warm sunny days, Tina. Seem to hold their shape better and last longer.
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This is a magical photo.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
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Spur of a moment idea, Francine. I remembered I still had them and as it was a beautiful sunny day it seemed like a good idea to try them out.
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Stunning capture!
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Thanks Cheryl, it really was a spur of the moment thing…
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Wow, what a great shot, and how much fun it sounds!
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I’d almost forgotten about the bubble solution Patti, but using them makes it easy to capture this type of photograph
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