On one chilly winter evening, photographer Dexter Britain had a unique idea. Fascinated with the beauty of nature, he grabbed some soap bubbles and decided to see what would happen when temperatures dropped. To his amazement and delight, the soap bubbles gradually morphed into stunning snow globes glimmering in crystalized glory. Freeze soap bubbles in winter might have been an unconventional idea, but it certainly paid off as Britain captured beautiful images we can now admire.
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