:dance:<i> Dance of the carbon bubbles</i> :dance:
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Nikon D80 + Nikon AF-S DX Zoom Nikkor 18-55mm F3.5-5.6 G ED II lens + magnifying glass.

Taken at the same time as: [link]

The cherry was attached to a white Styrofoam piece with a sewing needle. The contraption was then submerged in a vase filled with seltzer water. The Styrofoam was a bit larger than the vase widthwise so that it would create greater tension and wouldn't float. A top from an old Fossil watch box was used as the background. The dark background caused glass scratches and imperfections to show. Increased contrast to make the scratches more visible. Color balance for a vintage-ish feel.

<b>For a complete tutorial on how to take your own bubbly fruit photos see my website:
[link] (Tutorials - How to set up for bubbly fruit photos)
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The bubbles are technically carbon dioxide ;P I liked all the weird textures and scratches; thought I'd share it :boogie:

Update: :star: <b>Check out the print for crisper details, better vignetting, and more negative space</b> :star:

Update 2: Now also available as postcards and more as requested.
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