Some of these bubbles are actually freezing in mid-air, and some of the photographers are able to take advantage of the cold in another way, blowing a bubble on an object they choose, and having the bubble freeze after its placed, allowing them to take part of this Alaskan frozen bubble photography phenomenon. Much like the uniqueness of individual snowflakes, its seems that these bubbles freeze into unique patterns often resembling feathers or leaves, each being much different than the next, making frozen bubble photography mesmerizing! Sure, we've all seen (and likely many of you have done) the boiling water trick where you toss a pot of hot or boiling water into the air, seeing it instantly vaporize into a plume of white steam, but the frozen bubble photos takes cold weather photography to a whole new level. 15 Photos and Videos of Amazing Frozen Bubble Photography from Alaska and Beyond.ĭespite being in Alaska my entire life and having been exposed to some extremely cold temperatures in that time, it never occurred to me to blow bubbles and see them freeze before my eyes!

Frozen bubble pics