3D Frozen Bubble
I had some time to kill while waiting for the aurora borealis in
Fairbanks, Alaska, so I got some bubble solution and went out into the
subzero weather to blow bubbles. Here's a Lytro lightfield photo of a
frozen bubble. If you look closely, you can see the front of the ice
crystal growth.
If you want to make frozen bubbles with pretty crystal patterns, my recommendation is to find a cold, still day, blow bubbles, recapture the bubbles on the bubble wand, and set them down on a level surface to watch them freeze. You want the temperature to be below freezing, but not so cold that the bubbles freeze almost instantly
If you want to make frozen bubbles with pretty crystal patterns, my recommendation is to find a cold, still day, blow bubbles, recapture the bubbles on the bubble wand, and set them down on a level surface to watch them freeze. You want the temperature to be below freezing, but not so cold that the bubbles freeze almost instantly
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