버블로 놀랄만한 크리스탈 눈꽃송이 만들기 Photographer creates delicate ice crystals on the outside of bubbles which look like snowflakes(VIDEO)

I’m forever FREEZING bubbles! Photographer creates delicate ice crystals on the outside of bubbles which look like snowflakes

• Michelle Lynn Fritz from Pennsylvania took the stunning snapshots of frozen bubbles in her back garden 
• Her images show intricate crystals forming on the side of the freezing bubbles that resemble snowflakes 
• All she uses is children's bubble solution, a few drops of gylcerine and a wand to capture her stunning pictures 

미 펜실바니아 출신 미쉘 린 프리츠는 그의 정원에서 놀랄만한 얼어붙은 버블 스냅샷을 만들어냈다.

마치 눈꽃송이를 연상케하는 동결된 버블은 복잡한 크리스탈 형상을 보여준다.

이것은 어린아이들이 통상 비누방울로 버블놀이하는 것과 다를게 없다.

다만 태양이 떠오를 때 약간의 글리세린 그리고 막대기만 있으면 된다.

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By JENNIFER NEWTON FOR MAILONLINE

These are the stunning snapshots that show intricate crystals forming on delicate freezing bubbles that resemble snowflakes.

The striking pictures were taken by photographer Michelle Lynn Fritz from Pennsylvania, in the USA, where she creates the bubbles and lights them up against the rising sun.

Ms Fritz, snaps the pictures in her back garden and only uses regular children's bubble solution, mixed with a couple of squirts of glycerine for added stability.

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Photographer Michelle Lynn Fritz has taken stunning snapshots of frozen bubbles that show intricate crystals forming on them resembling snowflakes 

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She creates the frozen bubbles in the back garden of her home in Pennsylvania and uses the rising sun to light up the bubbles from behind 

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She only uses regular children's bubble solution, mixed with a couple of squirts of glycerine for added stability, and a wand to create her pictures 

 

The 49-year-old said: 'I saw the art of frozen bubbles on the internet last winter - as a photographer who loves flowers it gave me something to be excited about in winter.

'Photographing frozen bubbles is very tricky - it is almost essential that there's no wind and the temperatures need to be below freezing.

'If there is wind most of the bubbles will pop, however if you are lucky enough to have a slight wind and a bubble that does not break, beautiful crystals that resemble snowflakes form on the sides.'

To create her pictures, Ms Fritz sprinkles snow or crushed ice on to a glass topped table to keep the bubbles whole.

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