Don't Burst my Bubble ...

Oops ... too late!
I do not usually enter more than one similar shot in a challenge but indecision ruled the day.
Besides, I took a ton of shots and this was one of the few that actually worked!
For the Black and White challenge which is Drops and Bubbles.
I always wanted to try frozen bubble photography and yesterday was the perfect day for it - cold with no wind.
So, I googled for the bubble recipe (there are tons and they are all different) and how to do it.
HOWEVER - it is not easy. The fellow in one tutorial said it took him four days to get one decent shot.
I may give it another go this weekend which promises to have another cold snap (hopefully with no wind)

[FBailey]

I am impressed at this! Must be cold where you are:)

[Wendy]

@fbailey
We had one cold day and now it is above 0 once again but with snow and freezing rain.
We expect some cold weather again this weekend so I may give it another try.

[Kathy]

Very nice. I love photos of frozen bubbles. I was able to get one last winter. I think the recipe that uses the glycerine will allow the bubble to last longer.

[Kate D.]

Love the detail! You never take time to appreciate the details in a bubble. :)

[Lou Ann]

This is wonderful for the challenge.

[Sharon Lee]

great detail in this

[Diana]

Great shot and amazing detail.

[Dawn]

Nicely done

[Lynda McG]

Makes an interesting abstract

[JackieR]

Oh my that's lovely

[Joan Robillard]

Cool

[Henri Russell]

Great capture of the frozen bubbke. So much interesting details.

[craigwantsnack]

I feel cold just looking at this! Wonderfully done tho. Great detail :)

[Paul]

I would love to give this a go but it just doesn't get cold enough round our parts. We can't even manage a frosty morning :( Beautiful image :)

[Pat Knowles]

Fascinating....it certainly makes you look hard!

[Ingrid]

Very very "cool"! Fav!

[JackieR]

You were shortlisted! Congratulations

[*lynn]

nice detail

[Arnica17]

Really unique shape!