forming crystals

It was in the low teens this morning, so I postponed a few chores and spent some time blowing bubbles. This is a great mix! It was from a Popular Science article ... 1/2 cup warm water, 1 tbs corn syrup, 1 tbsp sugar, 1 tbsp dish washing detergent. I always use glycerin. Not for this, and these are really strong bubbles. It was barely cold enough for freezing, but that gave me time to focus and watch as the crystals slowly formed. Great way to start the morning!

[Diana]

How amazing, I would love to be able to experience something like this. Beautifully captured.

[~*~ Jo ~*~]

Beautiful

[Milanie]

Wonderful capture - and such an experience to watch. Thanks for the recipe mix.

[Ingrid]

Beautiful!

[Bill Davidson]

Wonderfully inventive……

[Granagringa]

Iwow, beautiful and inspiring

[haskar]

Looks beautiful.

[Peter Dulis]

Nice one :)

[gloria jones]

Great image.

[Pam]

Awesome shot! I use that same mixture. It works so great!

[jackie edwards]

I'll have to remember this one. I wasn't happy with the crystals I got with glycerin this year! very nice!

[Petespost]

Absolutely amazing, what is corn syrup? never heard of it. Love the result. FAV

[Delwyn Barnett]

Thanks for the recipe. I'm not sure we can get corn syrup here, but there must be something else we can substitute. Not cold enough for freezing of course, unless I put them in the freezer!!

[Vesna]

Superb.