








Name: Jill Lian
Hometown: Elmira, NY
Resides: Elmira, NY
Profession: Clay sculptor
Hobbies: Macro photography and hiking
Hipstographer since: 2012
Year of birth: 1962
Favorite Combo: John S + Ina's 1969
Favorite Lens: John S
Favorite Film: Pistil
Favorite Flash: Jolly Rainbo 2X
'Jill, are you ok?' My neighbor yells across the yard. 'Yes, I'm just taking more photos of water drops'... as I continue to crawl through the grass. So begins my daily treasure hunt. I am a fan of all things water; drips, drops and flakes. I prefer to photograph nature in its most microscopic form.
Here is a video I created. I use a mixture of dish soap, water and a few drops of glycerin. I used a straw to try to put the bubble in camera view. I used my iPhone 7 Plus, set up on a small tripod. There was just a bit of wind and 8F. Perfect conditions!
Jill Lian
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