Location and preparation
On particularly cold winter days, you can freeze soap bubbles and create a fantastic display of delicate ice balls. Temperatures below -10 degrees Celsius and no wind are ideal. Fill a shot glass with either ready-to-use bubble liquid or washing-up liquid and water and add sugar syrup or dissolve some sugar (a teaspoon) in the liquid.
Use a straw to place the bubbles where you want them. This way you can control the size of the bubbles and place them precisely in the snow, for example.
Camera and lens
In principle, you can take pictures of frozen bubbles with almost any lens. The advantage of a macro lens is that you can get very close to the bubbles and easily crop out the background. A telephoto lens or kit lens zoomed to 55mm (for APS-C sensor cameras) or 135mm (full format) will also work.