Frozen Bubble Photography Tutorial

[@junefox2796]

Nicely Done Cory When you say addicted you are not kidding.

[@photohuch]

LoL it’s sooo addictive!

[@allisonevans2993]

Love that final shot. Going to try this this week!

[@photohuch]

Be careful!!! It’s an addicting thing to do.😉🤘🏻❤️ thanks for watching!

[@judymorrison4010]

Nicely done. I use the same soap formula (in Ontario). I started out using a tripod about 4 years ago. I am now fortunate enough to have a macro lens so I handhold. The best thing I discovered is how to get the bubbles without having to blow through a straw, and risk soap in the mouth, lol. I wish I could attach a photo to show you, but I don't see a way to do that. You make a hole in the cap of a drinking bottle where you can insert your straw. I cut the straw to about 6", insert it through the lid and put the lid back on the bottle. To seal around the straw you can use the soft sticky UHU Tac that holds paper to a wall without leaving a mark. When you dip the straw straight down into your soap you just simply lift it out (no squeezing) and squeeze the bottle gently with the end of the straw where you want the bubble. The air in the bottle will give you the bubble much easier than blowing through a straw.

[@photohuch]

Judy that technique sounds brilliant 🤘🏻❤️. Now I have to wait for another cold snap and redo the viddy! LoL Can’t wait to try this. Thanks Huch

[@the1andonlyJxPx]

Excellent tutorial! Thanks for the formula & the detailed instruction.

[@photohuch]

Thanks for watching! I appreciate it.🤘🏻❤️

[@septembertwenty-nine9989]

Since I live in Minnesota, I can do this activity for at least 4 months each year. I have produced some really good images with the setting sun behind the bubble.

[@photohuch]

Thanks for watching!!

[@davidgrandy4681]

Good tutorial. My only problem is that you didn't use the lens hood.

[@photohuch]

No worries. I thought about using it but The light wasn’t blasting into the lens causing any flair issues. I usually due use it but went rouge for that day. LoL PS- thanks for watching 🤘🏻❤️

[@vlviusvos7020]

Смесь с сиропом это круто! Так ещё не пробывал.

[@photohuch]

Спасибо за просмотр! эта смесь потрясающая для замороженных пузырей! PS- я надеюсь, что это разборчиво, я использую Google переводчик 😂

[@vlviusvos7020]

@@photohuch Всё OK! Недавно увлёкся съёмкой этого чуда и я,тема хорошая и есть в этом что-то удивительное и фантастическое! Живу в Сибири и у нас полгода можно снимать мороженные пузыри)), перепробывал много пузырьковых смесей,в основном с добавлением глицерина, ваш метод тоже непременно попробую применить в ясный день,так как предпочитаю снимать в контровом свете. Удачи вам! И новых роликов!

[@PhotoTrekr]

Very cool!

[@photohuch]

Thanks 😊

[@dlthorne29]

Thank you for the awesome video. I just learned about this technique and I’ve photographed one bubble with a macro lens but heard you could use a regular lens so I did that and with only having a prime lens it didn’t work as well so thought I would get some instructions and stumbled upon your video! Thank you for all the of great information you provided! I will use my kit lens and see how that works. Do you video and shoot while your videotaping?? Or just take the pictures?

[@photohuch]

Thanks for watching!❤️🤘🏻 I do a little of both . Just depends on the day lol

[@RicardoGomezToro]

Thank you for sharing. I will be trying your techniques in the future. The only problem is that I will DIE in 1F weather.

[@photohuch]

LoL! That’s what spice rum is for! Thanks for watching buddy. 🤘🏻❤️

[@kanadausaeletkalandfelfede9492]

Thank you for sharing. 😊 I made a video .

[@photohuch]

Sweet! I’ll check it out 🤘🏻❤️🤘🏻❤️