hahahahahahaha...so cool....gl

oh, i get it, she's "making" a bubble bath, funny.

In nature, the bubbles reflect the environment around. In your case they look like bubbles reflecting the windows from the right.

Since your environment is outdoors bubbles should reflect the sun, a small spot of light , something like this:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/9758390@N05/2250882669/
You see here that the sun is also passing through, so you'll have two white spots.

Also it would be super realistic if you could place a reflection of a photographer in the bubbles.

author .. you are silly.. and I worry... (folded arm with very obvious toe tap) hehehee.. giggle snort

cute work

I like how you varied the sharpness of the image through the bubbles. Adds nice depth.

Good work & nice mood. The bubbles in the back(right) seem a bit distorted and therefor flat.
Try to fix it, if you can.

Edit: Yup it was right side, not left ,sorry. Thank Kellie.

I agree with greymval. Instead of distorting them, just blur them more. And by the way, those are on the right, not the left. I would also blur the one on the lower left to match the depth of field (blurriness to explain it better). The overall picture is so wonderful! It is soothing to the eye and I love looking at it!

fixed... thanks guys..

Nice work!

thanks Olga

Congratulations

thanks CorneliaMladenova

Congrats!

Congrats

how cute!!!!

Haha wish they could make robots working on only a fish and some water instead of tons of electricity Then a lot problems would be solved I like it author !
GL

He is really cute!!! Best of Luck

Not bad. Goldfish should pop more.

I really like the Hi-res you can see those bubbles & reflection of the surroundings. Good one

Creative idea The reflection made it even better

hahahahah....super cool...best of luck author

Awww I love it! Very cool glass effect

Congrats!

Congrats!

The bubbles are cool (although might not the clear portions distort the background somewhat?) and the title is fun, but I admit I don't see the relationship between them.

Tiny bubbles? Looks more like 5 foot wide plate-like things.

now that's pretty cool lookin!!

maybe "tiny bubbles in the wind?" the letters are close on the keyboard.

It's a old love song sung by Don Ho. Famous Hawaiian entertainer, the song was running through my mind when I was making the piece so I just kept it as the title

good