📷 Frozen Soap Bubbles Photography Tutorial ❄️ Benjamin Jaworskyj
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Do you want to photograph a frozen soap bubble in winter? Adventure Photographer Benjamin Jaworskyj shows you how you can get great photos of freezing soap bubbles in winter.
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Great tips. I can trade you one. Using a straw to blow and place the bubble at the same time means you don't have to try to blow and then catch them. First placing a small drop of bubble solution at the spot you want helps the bubble to adhere and smooths the surface so it won't pop. :)
Got some on my first try. We didn’t have any bubble solution so I made one with 1cup water, 1/2 cup dish soap and I added about 1/4 cup of corn syrup to make them strong. I used a straw cut at an angle to blow the bubbles and kept them relatively small. Now I just need to wait for better lighting conditions! Thanks for the inspiring tutorial.
A friend sent me a link to your video! I live in Eastern Canada and have tried this experiment. You're right, it's a pain in the a$$ to get the right conditions to blow frozen bubbles and get great pictures :) I managed to get some pretty decent shots on the second day of trying! Great video! Cheers!
I find you so adorable. Thank you for your fun tips and tricks!
Thank you so much for your tips - the suggestion that the solution be cold, and the catching of the bubbles to carefully place where you want them was the thing that made it come together for me. Thank you again - from Canada (-32 today)
I blew my bubbles with a straw by the way. I wonder if this was such a great idea as the warm air from the lungs probably affects the speed at which the bubble freezes. Hope you experiment more with these frozen bubbles, and please let us see more photos. Forgot to tell you I used a macro lens! :)
I found this recipe and it works really well. One cup of water, 2 tablespoons dish soap, 2 tablespoons of corn syrup, 2 tablespoon of sugar. Put it in a jar with a lid and keep in the refrigerator.
these toturials are the best
shows u every thing
thanks bro
YOU SHOULD DEFINITELY TRY DRZIGS FROZEN BUBBLES!!!!
I like yoooou!!!!! Great video! I'm jealous of the beautiful adventures you partake in, lol. Great work, glad I found this video!
This is the best video I’ve seen on photographing frozen soap bubbles. Thank you!
super thank you... !!!
Tried it! Thanks for the hints! wanted to download a photo but didnt see that option...great video and your funny too!!!
Ein guter Tipp für Dich: etwas Tapetenkleister in die Lösung rein und die Blasen halten noch besser.
Brilliant... now i have to wait for some freezing conditions in Iceland for this to happen.... Great tutorial..
You are awesome!!! Much love from canada... first page I've seen on RUclips that I can honestly say I enjoy and subscribed to not out of boredom but because it's fun and you learn alot!
irgendwie kommst du in den englischen Videos noch verrückter (im positiven) rüber :D
Mr. M Isso haha
Du hast sowas von Recht 😅😅😅
Großartiges video! Werde es am Wochenende gleich ausprobieren :-)
I really hope I can make these as well as soon as it snows here in Germany! I really want those as a diorama for my toyphotography :3
Living in the UK we dont really get freezing conditions, but i will give it a try if we get some snow, thanks :)
Next time I try this, I might actually succeed - thanks to this video :)
Thanks!
Love your tutorialll
Nice Video Can't Wait To Try This!!!
Super helpful
Woah, this video is so cool! This is the BEST Satisfying video I have ever seen! Thanks! Gotta try it out some days. (:
Nicely done!
Leider nicht ganz richtig die Flüssigkeit vorher zu kühlen. Heiß wäre am besten. Auch wenn es blöd klingt es friert schneller. Physik lässt grüßen :)
Awesome tips! Great video! :D
Like the idea, however I'll have to wait for winter and go north as I live in New Mexico.
Trying today!
Just amazing
#bubbles
So a 50mm f1.8 lens would work and give you a nice blurred background? What do you think on that one.
wow sir
it is a pain in the ass! I will keep trying!
Geil Ben💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻👍🏻
i tried adding glycerin instead of sugar it worked
When you said you put a, "piece", of sugar inside, did you actually mean one piece (as in one grain) or a few? If you could clarify that, it would be greatly appreciated. Great video btw!
Rohan Gillett a few not a piece
Thanks Jakob for clearing that up!
Rohan Gillett in Germany they have those small sugar cubes, (that's why he said piece) one cube is about 1 and a half teaspoon of normal sugar.
correct:)
I've heard of some using corn starch, rather than sugar. No idea if one is better than the other, just thought I'd mention it, for those wanting to give it a try as well.
Kommt grad zur richtigen Zeit , die Temperatur outside paßt !
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