I’m taking a bit of a risk on the blog with this post. It’s a very avant garde image I took with my youngest daughter, Izzy. It was a photography project she came up with.
I think Izzy was inspired by something she saw on a YouTube crafting video. It’s a close-up image of a plastic bottle, filled with water and yellow food colouring.
The bottle was shaken up to make the bubbles. Izzy then held it up to the sunlight while I rolled around on the ground until I got myself in the best position to take the picture.
It was a bit of fun and I’m really fond of the results. I love the detail of the bubbles and the texture. The curve of the bottle on the left also adds to the picture.
Do you like the results of Izzy’s photography project? Have you attempted any experimental photography to keep yourself occupied during lockdown? if so, please do leave a comment below.
As has been my habit over recent weeks, I have added this image to the #MySundayPhoto linky hosted by Photalife, Daren Coleshill’s photography blog. Just follow this link to pay a visit and see photography from other bloggers. Do also check-out my other photography-themed blog posts.
14 thoughts on “My daughter’s photography project”
That’s really good, really clever, such a great way too to get Izzy involved with your photography.
Thankfully both my kids are quite into photography but it was so nice for Izzy to suggest this and work together on it.
Looking very arty! I kinda want to guess at cider?
Alas not but it does look like it doesn’t it?
On a thumbnail I did wonder if it was the inside of a crunchie chocolate bar, now I’m not so sure. #mysundayphoto
Ooo, now there’s an idea. I now want to do a macro, close-up shot of a Crunchie bar. What a great idea!
I thought it was cooking oil when I first saw it. I always enjoy photos that make me think about what I’m looking at! #MySundayPhoto
I can see exactly why you’d say cooking oil! It does look like it doesn’t it?
Wow that’s really good, it’s good that Izzy is taking an interest in photography.
Thank you for linking up to #MySundayPhoto ❤️
Izzy and Helen thankfully are quite into photography. Glad you liked it and thanks for hosting #MySundayPhoto.
Wow, that is fantastic. It is such an unusual way to look at things. I love the detail and vibrant colour. I thought it was irn bru? #MySundayPhoto
Ah, no, not Irn Bru but I see why you’d say that Susan! The detail is great isn’t it?
It looks fab and I would never have guessed what it was in a million years! It sounds like you both really enjoyed creating it.
Oh we sure did Sarah. We’ve had lots of fun with our photography recently.