This incredible series of images captured in the reflection of a bubble is enough to blow your mind.
Inspired by the film Blade Runner where a whole landscape is reflected in a human eye, patient photographer Richard Heeks has spent years mastering his art in Exeter, Devon.
Mr Heeks, 39, has captured the exact moment a bubble bursts as well as snapping bubbles within other bubbles.
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Unusual: A beautiful countryside scene was captured in the prefect circle of the bubbles
Stunning: The series of images were inspired by Blade Runner where a landscape was reflected in an android's eye to give a new perspective of the world
World: Photographer Richard Heeks, seen here centre, captured the world in a bubble as he experimented with photography
But his latest work is spectacularly original and all shot close to home.
He said: 'Most of my bubble photos were taken in my garden in Exeter where I was living a couple of years ago.
'My house was in the rural grounds of a beautiful old red brick lunatic asylum that had been converted into housing.'
Eerie: Branches captured in this shot resemble the iris of an eye, like the Blade Runner shot from the ground-breaking movie which inspired the photographer
Colours: The bubble gave a new way of looking at the world, showing a strange beauty and impressive view of the landscape
'There were lots of beautiful things to reflect, such as the red brick buildings and large old trees.'
After buying a cheap digital camera in 2005, Mr Heek's obsession with photography grew and he now takes pictures wherever and whenever he can upgrading his camera every two years.
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And when he isn't doing that he enjoys blogging about photography.
He has made a name for himself by setting up spectacular images of bubbles.
The keen photographer uses a £500 Nikon D7000 digital camera and uses no other equipment buts light and dark areas to create strong reflections - using sun light or bright lights from buildings.
He said: 'I tend to use the sun or bright buildings for light. I use dark and shadowed or secluded areas for a dark background. Hedges block light to create shade, as do trees, walls and buildings. I love relying on nature. I think the best shots tend to be natural.'
VIDEO Forever blowing bubbles. Photographer Richard Heeks has made a name for himself with his bubble pictures
Photographer Richard Heeks breaks boundaries with bubbles
Reflection: Painstaking photographer Richard Heeks was captured in a landscape reflected by a bubble as the viewer catches a glimpse of the cameraman at work
Control: Patient photographer Richard Heeks can be seen holding the bubble as he took the shot and directed the image
He added: 'I have to surround myself with patient types as it can be a one in a thousand shot to get it just right.
'I don't' use any technology to capture my spectacular images.
'I'd love to photograph people one day in the future - to be a portrait photographer.'
Perspective: Photographer Richard Heeks captured the transitory image of the world reflected before the bubble burst
Vase: This bubble shaped like a vase reflected vibrant colours and showed the skill of the cameraman who had to act quickly to take the shot
Perfect circle: The shades of a beautiful night time view had a fresh glow when it was caught reflected on the bubble
Influential: Richard Heeks was inspired by the imagery of Ridley Scott's cult 1982 movie Blade Runner, with the landscape reflected in the eye of an android