Soap film no.2

[RBSinTo]

Taken about 14 years ago with a buddy who put together a whole rig to shoot thin soap films.
The results are strangely beautiful abstract creations that in many ways mimic the clouds of Jupiter
motorized Nikon F2AS
micro-Nikkor 200 f4 AIS manual focus
Ektachrome 100 ISO colour slide
exposure information long forgotten

[JohnRostron]

Definitely strangely beautiful and abstract, but nothing like the clouds of Jupiter! I like it a lot.

John

[RBSinTo]

Definitely strangely beautiful and abstract, but nothing like the clouds of Jupiter! I like it a lot.

John

John
You wouldn't say that if you saw some of the others. There are swirls that look vary much like the areas around the Giant Red Spot. Anyway, thanks for commenting.
Robert

[Shadowman]

Very nice.

[Mike Buckley]

Gorgeous shapes and colors!

[mugge]

I like it a lot. Were the patterns manipulated?
Cheers Ole

[RBSinTo]

I like it a lot. Were the patterns manipulated?
Cheers Ole

John / Mike / Ole,
Thanks for commenting.
Ole,
There were no manipulations done to the shot.
After scanning my Photoshop workflow consisted of: Smart sharpen/Levels/Contrast/Crop/Image size /Save as.
The "composition" seen here is what the film captured.
Robert

[marlunn]

Nice Robert, I had a go at one a little while agoi - doing the washing up - I am the dishwasher! and a glass developed a bubble skin in it that slowly rose to the top - quickly dry hands and get camera, who needs a fancy studio when you have sunlight through a window. They are fun to do, mine ended up looking a bit like the surface of a star with explosions off into space. As you say no manipulation is needed on the patterns

[Wavelength]

What a beauty!!!

[Rainforest]

Really swell.