Originally published at: Turn on this trippy video for tips on how to create your own close-up bubble photography | Boing Boing
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Reminds me of scanning stained glass. A friend was into stained glass and computer graphics, we spent some time scanning glass for color and texture. There was a local manufacturer that dusted the glass with various chemicals to see if it would ad color to the plain glass. One had a beautiful iridescence sheen to it. which when scanned (using a jx-100) bloomed with intense color.
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Squish the formula between two glass plates on an overhead projector & you’ve got yourself a dandy 70s-era light show.
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As in “You finish your meal, square young man. I’ve turned our dinner plates into overhead projectors so you can develop good habits under a Kubrickian shadow until you do.”
Also “You eat that food, I can tell when you’re just using the lamp cooling fan to move things around,” and “You added a macro tube just to make that vegetable look more daunting. Well, it worked, congratulations.”
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