This is a photo from my big stage show. There is so much lighting equipment here, and it's no wonder that bubbles shimmer with different colors. |
This is a picture from the wedding bubble show. Here the bubble is dominated by color green, because the background is made up of a set of green LEDs. If you look closely, you can see the reflection of the lights in the soap bubble. As I wrote in this article above, the number of light sources also affects the beauty of the soap bubble. |
This is a picture from the same wedding party. Here, on the bubble you can see the reflection of the hall of celebrations, where the show of bubbles took place. The color of the bubble, of course, is stunning. Very clear separation of colors and their saturation. |
This is a photo with new lighting devices. As you can see, the bright light behind the stage is great. |
This is one of my oldest photos. Here, the secret of color changes lies in the black background and the successful arrangement of light devices. There were many spot light sources on the ceiling. This resulted in a lot of bright highlights. This bubble hung in the air for a very long time and managed to gain colors. |
In this photo, there is a children's party. In the kindergarten, where the event took place, the windows were on all sides. As I said, the sunlight is spectral and creates many colored bubbles. But the color of bubbles can be seen only against a dark background. On this photo the color is visible, but not as distinctly as we would like it to be. |
In the picture there's a Net wand. The number of highlights is also affected by the number of bubbles, even if they are clustered in a single large sectional soapy froth. |