Watch this soap bubble instantly freeze on a cold day in Calgary, Canada. Photographer Chris Ratzlaff captured the results in the video above and a series of photos you can see on Facebook.
To create the bubbles he mixed: 200 ml warm water, 35 ml corn syrup, 35 ml dish soap and 2 tbsp sugar, chilling the mixture in the freezer for a bit before bundling up and venturing outside.
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