My humble camera does not like photographing fast moving objects and neither do I, so I went for a more relaxed approched; bubbles. Even this proved quite difficult, as it was quite a breezy afternoon, so I moved indoors and fired bubbles one at a time out into the garden thru the doorway. I like the composition of this shot more than the subject/challenge itself.
Added sepia & crop only from original.
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The bubble idea is great, not exactly stop-action though (unless you happened to get it exactly when it popped.) About 75-80 % of your image is nothingness - the drapery. Add the very bright area behind the bubble as a distracting element and I'm afraid you end up with a low scoring entry.
The bubble part of the photo is great. The background is not. Unfortunately the background distracts and detracts from your main subject rather than acting to draw attention to it.
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