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Here's a beautiful frozen soap bubble image with nice colors.

Just like every snowflake is different, every frozen soap bubble is different as well. They create fern like geometric patterns that are memorizing.
When it is cold enough without harsh winds a frozen bubble experiment is fun.

I love the plant/fern like structures and designs in this frozen soap bubble as well as all of the colors that bleed into the pattern structures of the frozen soap bubble.

Frozen soap bubbles have amazing detail with icy crystalline patterns, fern like structures and geometric shapes.

Soap bubbles form when a layer of water molecules gets trapped between two layers of soap molecules. When it's cold enough outside, the water freezes before the frozen soap bubble pops.

Blowing bubbles that turn into orbs of ice is a simple and fun learning experiment when it is cold enough to do so.

David Ilzhoefer is a photographer based in Dallas, TX. I use my imagination and sense of humor to capture uniqueness and beauty in ordinary subjects that we might not observe otherwise. Photography is my creative outlet and I always try to challenge myself. Normal is sometimes boring. Dare to be different and always have fun. I'm always mindful of what I want to try to capture in the end, but I realize that doesn't always happen. When it doesn't, I usually discover something new along the way, which opens up new possibilities. It's a journey of constant learning and discoveries. I'm always adding new photos, so please check back often. If there is a color photo that you would like processed in black and white, please let me know...