Angela Kelly belongs to
Washington and she took the real advantage of frigid temperatures by blowing
bubbles and snapped spectacular pictures of her series dubbed Frozen in a
Bubble. The formula is very simple just using homemade dish soap, Karo Syrup,
and water and then makes light of the 9 to 12 degree temperatures with these
frozen bubbles. The swirling orbs seemed to wonderfully crystallize before the
photographer's eyes, leaving Kelly and her son speechless. Whereas several of
the smaller bubbles froze in mid-air and would fall to the ground, shattering
on impact, others managed to maintain their shape and form patches of ice
crystals. She says; we blew the bubbles across the top of our frozen patio
table and also upon the hood of my car and then see in awe as each individual
bubble froze with their own uniqueness patterns. We noticed that they’d freeze
entirely before the sun rose and that once the sun as in view they would
defrost along the tops or cease freezing altogether. They’d started to deflate
and implode in on themselves making them look like alien shapes or in few cases
shatter entirely leaving them to look like a cracked egg.
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