Crystal balls - a girl photographs soap bubbles in freezing temperatures (12 photos)

It's hard to believe that these beautiful transparent balls covered in rainbow patterns are actually made of ice. Photographer Angela Kelly captures soap bubbles in the first seconds after they are frozen.





We present a captivating collection of photographs in which the photographer captured the magic of winter frosts using crystal balls—frozen soap bubbles. These incredible shots create a fairytale atmosphere, where fragile and beautiful bubbles are transformed into transparent sculptures. Get ready to immerse yourself in a world of winter beauty and enjoy this amazing art.

To capture the soap bubbles, the girl used homemade soap solutions.

After the soap bubble freezes, it creates a neat ice sculpture, a perfectly rounded shape, covered with a light frost and intricate patterns.

Kelly photographed bubbles outdoors in her garden in Washington state, where severe frosts and blizzards had recently struck.

Each time, the soap bubbles formed unique patterns and shapes in the cold, which greatly amazed both Kelly and her young son.







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