Detergent spill at a beach sadly. We found it in a little cove near where we live. It was fairly confined, but pretty horrible nevertheless. I’ve always felt a bit ambivalent about the photos I took. Visually they are pretty cool, but it’s hard to celebrate pollution
There was a local beach clean-up in our neighbourhood recently. The volume and type of rubbish collected was staggering. And there is only so much volunteers can do 😟
Thank you Susan. A lot of luck really. There was a patch of beach that had obviously had detergent spilled. The waves had foamed it and there were thousands of little coloured bubbles.
Oh, I know this shot from your blog headers but didn’t know of the sad story behind it. I can see why you felt a bit ambivalent about this shot, Su, but it’s a very beautiful one. Xxxxxxx
I was walking on the same beach recently, and the rock pools, which used to be so alive when I was a kid, are utterly barren now. I get so cross with the casual way we are squandering this beautiful country 😦 xxxxxxx
Zimmerbitch 
That’s a gorgeous capture of those bubbles. Love the reflection in every bubble. What’s the story behind this photo?
Deb
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Detergent spill at a beach sadly. We found it in a little cove near where we live. It was fairly confined, but pretty horrible nevertheless. I’ve always felt a bit ambivalent about the photos I took. Visually they are pretty cool, but it’s hard to celebrate pollution
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That’s too bad. Such a gorgeous shot but a sad story behind it.
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I can see your reflection! Very interesting!
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Fascinating image of the hundreds of colourful bubbles!
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Love it!! I do love bubbles!!!
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Great job, abstraction and gorgeous palette of colors.
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Thanks Sally. 🙂
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Gorgeous, Su, I magnified it and could see your image in the bubbles too.
Leslie
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Love this image 🙂
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Thanks Jude. 🙂
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Soap? Wonderful shot.
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Thanks Amy. Detergent spill at a beach 😦 Interesting to photograph, but I’d prefer not to have seen it.
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Oh, yuck. Yes, we get there here also. That and all the plastic that floats in at high tide make me very sad.
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There was a local beach clean-up in our neighbourhood recently. The volume and type of rubbish collected was staggering. And there is only so much volunteers can do 😟
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So awful what we’ve done to this planet.
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And it’s getting worse — certainly here.
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I love this. I can’t imagine how you did it, but it’s brilliant in more ways than one.
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Thank you Susan. A lot of luck really. There was a patch of beach that had obviously had detergent spilled. The waves had foamed it and there were thousands of little coloured bubbles.
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Luck and a very good eye!
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Very very cool Su – love your choice for the week
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Thank you so much Tina 🙂
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A thousand little selfies, cool shot!
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🙂 thanks
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Gorgeous photo and a perfect contribution for the challenge. Have a great weekend. 😀Amanda
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Thanks so much Amanda. Hope you have great weekend too 🙂
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Oh, I know this shot from your blog headers but didn’t know of the sad story behind it. I can see why you felt a bit ambivalent about this shot, Su, but it’s a very beautiful one. Xxxxxxx
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I was walking on the same beach recently, and the rock pools, which used to be so alive when I was a kid, are utterly barren now. I get so cross with the casual way we are squandering this beautiful country 😦 xxxxxxx
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It happens everywhere… 😦
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Delightful and most effectual work,great concept,dear Sue 🙂 xxx
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