Other Worlds:
The Universe of Soap Bubbles
In the early 1980's, my friend Bob Kopacz and I
invented and patented a method of viewing and photographing the interior
of soap bubbles. The images seemed related to the initial photos of the
surface of Jupiter but with a full range of color and an ever-changing variety
of patterns. The images were printed and exhibited long before the advent
of digital photography. Below is a selection of the thousands of photographs
we took over a period of years. The first of several exhibitions took place
at Gallery Naga, Boston in 1982.
The 8" x 10" photos are framed in 14" x 16"
metal frames with an archival black mat behind an archival white mat.
Photographs © Tim Hamill
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