blowing bubbles from the side by jocko500
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Description
Here we see another black ligth stuff I was trying to blow bubbles that will glow in the uv light or some call black lighting.
These shots is from the side. I took a tripod and set the timer on and shot away.
Thanks for every thing
My neices is here so I can not comment right now on a lot of the other people work wiill do so at a later time
Comments (26)
Another neon masterpiece!! I bet your niece would like it!! Fun for the whole family!!!
WOW, that is Awesome!! I've never seen anything like that! Bravo to your creativity!
I like this idea my friend.. Excellent work and creativity!!! Good day and kiss ;)
super triple awesome animation! V :)
Come, my man, where's the naked black light broads? And if you can't manage that, the naked jockos. Er, on second thought....
Excellent animation.......very creative!!
Cool dark colors!!
You never stop creating , bravo Jock !!! Xcellent animation with your neons !!! V
Totally cool!!
very cool animation!!!!
Ace sequence of shots Jock!
Ahhh...more fun times with this one. Excellent. Aloha
That's a great animation..well done, i like it! Excellent :)
Dark surreal animation! Excellent!!
Cool effect!! Great animation. Excellent!
Neon Bubbles'o'fun Jocko ~Cheers~ :o)
As the nano dimensions descend beneath 50 and the pipes narrow to stiffle the electons, UV light may find a restful cut. Fluorescence will be like heat. A foe that sucks the lifeblood out of the movement. Maybe polarizers will become the fans that force the fluorescence to exit. Let's see if a MEMS can strain the epitaxial dimension radially and spherically polarized expression is quenched, then the transmutation of ionic x-ray diffraction by the Compton effect may degree sufficnetly to extinguish. .... Ahhhhh!
Excellent and creative animation Jock.....!!!!
a spooky but excellent uv animation! ;o)
Reminds me of a tune: "I'm forever blowing bubbles"! :)
Very creative indeed.
wow looks cool and funny too,excellently doneV
spooky :-))
Looks cool from this angle too! V (:
forever blowing bubbles.. kewl work jocko!
Cool! I like these!!!