Photographer Jason Tozer Turns Soap Bubbles into Mysterious, Colorful Planets
http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2012/11/photographer-jason-tozer-turns-soap-bubbles-into-mysterious-colorful-planets/
Looking at Jason Tozer's photographs made me realize that there is something endlessly fascinating about the beauty of a soap bubble. I am amazed by his lighting techniques that illuminate the surface of each bubble and make them look like plants. I am really impressed by his ability to make things that we were familiar with such as soap bubbles into something foreign and beautiful.
"No these aren’t incredible new high-resolution photographs of newly discovered rainbow worlds beamed back from Hubble, they’re just soap bubbles, captured by the extremely talented photographer Jason Tozer in his London studio. Armed with a Hasselblad camera and a 135mm lens, Tozer has developed a his lighting technique that requires a giant dome of perspex to illuminate the reflective surface of each bubble. The more patterned surfaces on the bubbles are manipulated with a straw to create the various swirls and textures that might as well be the surface of Jupiter or Neptune. All of the colors and details you’re seeing are 100% genuine as Tozer very rarely relies on any sort of retouching or color correction. You can explore his website to see a few more photos, several of which have a fancy zoom feature giving you the full macro effect, he’s also done similar work with smoke and ice." All images courtesy the artist. (via the super awesome shop)
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