How To Make Bubbles From Water and Oil

Hello blogger family...at the end of 2025, I will share how to take a macro stilllife photo of bubbles made from oil mixed with water.

1. Tools and materials:

- realme smartphone

- Additional lens

- Tripod (if you have one)

- Used oil (because the color will be darker and more visible)

- Water

- Straw/syringe

- Small glass container/aquarium

- Additional lighting

- Colored paper

2. Photographing process

- Prepare the container/aquarium and fill it with water.

- Take colored paper and place it under the aquarium and the light (keep some distance between the colored paper and the aquarium).

- Take the oil using a straw/syringe and drip it slowly so the oil doesn't spread easily in the water.

- Prepare your smartphone and an additional lens and start taking pictures, using pro mode to make it easier to find focus.

Experiment with different colors and shapes when dripping the oil.

If you encounter any difficulties, please leave a review or comment so I can help you.

And here are some of my photos.

Hopefully this is helpful and Happy New Year 2026.

Warm regards

ZacMak

Weevil

 

  Weevil

Weevils are a type of small beetle belonging to the superfamily Curculionoidea. Here are some characteristics of weevils:

- Body shape: Weevils have a distinctive body shape, with a long, slender snout.

- Size: Weevils are generally small, with body lengths varying from a few millimeters to several centimeters.

- Behavior: Weevils are herbivores and can be found in a variety of habitats, including crops, grains, and agricultural products.

- Damage: Some weevil species can cause damage to crops and agricultural products, making them considered pests.

Weevils are an example of beetle biodiversity and play an important role in ecosystems, although some species may be considered pests.

Creative photo ideas at home

How are you all, I hope you are all healthy. Sunday there is no work and no events I try to take pictures of objects or objects in the house or around the house...what creative photo ideas can we discuss this time?

Here are the photos:

How to take a photo:

Find a used pen spring, put it on black glass, then spray it with water and give it light from the top left and take a photo in a dark room


How to take a photo:

Take three forks, stack them like the photo above, place them on black glass, provide light from the right side and take a photo in a dark room


How to take a photo:

Arrange the spoons and forks on white paper and provide light from the gap in the door that provides a light source or from other objects by sandwiching them


how to take photo:

The method is the same as the previous explanation, only this time with a different object, namely origami paper boats


How to take photos:
Borrow colored pencils from your child or sibling, tie them with string or rubber, give a macro impression to the object with one of the pencils as the main point and take the photo in a dark room



How to take a photo:

Find a sewing needle and some threads of different colors. Focus on the eye of the needle to get a macro photo.



How to take photos:

Find a number of cups with the same motif in your kitchen, arrange them like the photo above to get an aesthetic impression, provide light from the left



how to take a photo:

take any book, if possible a thick one, make it like in the photo and place it on black glass...lighting from the front and above
    


What do you think, friends? Beautiful, isn't it? Good luck....if you have any questions, please leave them in the comments column...I will be happy to answer them... Thank you...that's all from me 🙏


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Is Spider an insect???

Hello Bloggers family... I hope we're all well and enjoying the fun in this blog.

Did you know that spiders aren't insects?

Spiders belong to the class Arachnida, which also includes scorpions and mites. Insects belong to the class Insecta, which includes animals like butterflies, bees, and ants.

Here are some reasons why spiders aren't insects:

1. Classification: Spiders belong to the class Arachnida, while insects belong to the class Insecta.

2. Body structure: Spiders have bodies consisting of two main parts: the cephalothorax (head and thorax combined) and the abdomen. Insects have bodies consisting of three main parts: the head, thorax, and abdomen.

3. Number of legs: Spiders have four pairs of legs (eight legs), while insects have three pairs of legs (six legs).

4. Antennae: Spiders don't have antennae, while insects usually have antennae that function as sensors.

5. Morphology: Spiders have pedipalps (pincer-like structures) used to hold prey, while insects have mouthparts that vary depending on the species.

Thus, spiders have unique characteristics that differentiate them from insects, and are therefore classified into a separate class.

I hope this thread can broaden our knowledge and experience.

That's all from me.

Warm regards.

ZakMac

 

[ Tips & Tricks ] Simple Floating Photography at Home

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Floating photography, or the "floating effect," is a photography technique that makes an object or subject appear to float in the air. 

Here are some tricks for creating a floating effect in photos:

1. Proper lighting: Ensure the lighting used helps create dramatic shadows and emphasizes the object's shape.

2. Object position: Place the object or subject against a simple, contrasting background so that it appears to float.

3. Shooting angle: Choose the right shooting angle to create a floating effect, such as from below or from the side.

4. Photo editing:

• Use the AI ​​eraser on your smartphone to easily remove any scratches on the object.

• Use photo editing software to emphasize the floating effect, such as adjusting the contrast, brightness, and color.

Some additional tips:

- Use a tripod to ensure the camera is stable and still.

- Ensure the object or subject is still and motionless.

- Experiment with different shooting angles and lighting to create a unique floating effect.

By using the tricks above, you can create interesting and dramatic floating photos.

 

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[ Photography Tips ] How to make mini figures from wooden matches

Hello everyone ...

As we know, minifigures, miniatures, and diecast models are quite expensive, especially for me, whose salary is just enough. 😅

Then I thought... what if we made them ourselves from inexpensive materials?

What tools and materials are needed? And how do we make them?

Let's take a look together 👀

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Tools and materials

1. The first step

Cut some parts of the match

2. The second step

Glue uses dry glue quickly to make it easier for our work, protect or use carefully because if exposed to hands/skin will be difficult to clean.

Form of mini figure according to your imagination

3. Third step

Wrap sewing thread to make pants and clothes for mini figures.

Choose the color of the yarn according to your taste.

And this is the result of the 3 steps above

4. Step Four

It's time for shooting

Here are some of the BTS

And finally it's time to show the results of a photo of a series of ways to make a mini figure from a wooden lighter above

I hope this is helpful and you enjoy it.

Warm regards

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#photography

#stilllife

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