We are super excited about our forthcoming exhibition ‘Science Photographer of the Year’. An international competition organised by the Royal Photographic Society, this will be its first showing outside of London.
The exhibition brings together 47 incredible photographic images showing off the diversity of science in action all over the world. Here’s the first of four posts, each with an amazing image from the exhibition along with lots of links to explore and suggestions of fun things to do from home.
No.17 Colour Clouds by Kym Cox
Soap bubbles teach scientists how structures fit together and thanks to light interference as it passes through the bubble walls, they look beautiful too.
Here are a few ways to explore the wonderful world of bubbles:
Bubbles in science
Amazing bubble show
Bubble photography
How to photograph bubbles (it’s tricky!)
http://www.benharveyphotography.co.uk/blog/bubbles
Photographer Kym Cox
Make your own bubbles
For teachers – learning with bubbles
https://www.sciencelearn.org.nz/resources/615-investigating-bubbles
https://www.kidsdiscover.com/teacherresources/bubbles-for-kids/
