Video: Light and airy soap bubbles. Photos by Richard Heeks
2024 Author: Richard Flannagan | [email protected]. Last modified: 2024-01-10 02:10
I don’t know how anyone, but I associate soap bubbles only with childhood, with exciting fun and one hundred percent positive. It would be so desirable that the transparent balls flying through the air and shimmering with all the colors of the rainbow did not burst, did not disappear, but simply floated in the air, sparkling and shining. And now, looking at the photographs of Richard Hicks (Richard Heeks), you feel great joy that the artist was able to perpetuate such a fleeting beauty of delicate soap-bubble masterpieces.
Richard Hicks takes adorable bubble shots. Over the past few months, he has worked diligently to refine and improve the quality of the footage, all experimenting to create a photograph of a soap ball with different reflections and glare. It's hard to imagine how difficult it was to catch the bubble at the right moment and capture the moment when the thin shell of soap bursts, breaking up into many splashes, gradually disappearing into the air, as if the soap bubble had never existed at all.
The photographer Richard Hicks himself is very pleased with some of his pictures and feels real satisfaction when everything conceived succeeds, and even the first time. In his photographs, soap bubbles change color, depending on the thickness of the shell of the ball itself, and when you notice such a clean and clear reflection of the natural world or the photographer himself in them, you understand that you are delighted with the work of the photographer.
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