@kojoularaIn Norway, ice flowers appear as a natural phenomenon in polar seas. They form when water vapor escapes through cracks in the thin surface ice and crystallizes upon contact with cold air.
Voir la publication d'originePhoto
Ice Flowers in Norway
Photo de @kojoulara· Apr 30, 2026· Nature/Scenery
À propos de cette photo
The focus is on a group of ice formations that resemble flowers, scattered across a frozen surface. These ice flowers are intricately detailed, with a delicate, frosty appearance. The setting is outdoors, with a soft glow suggesting either sunrise or sunset. The mood is serene and natural, with a winter aesthetic. Notably, the ice formations are the main subject, drawing attention with their unique and beautiful patterns.
?
Plus de photos de Nature/Scenery
2Aerial view of Amsterdam canals
Apis mellifera pollen basket
Kyoto Japan garden path
Tokyo, Japan
Sacré-Cœur Basilica Montmartre France
bergen norway waterfront
The Needle Galaxy
White Aurora over Tromsø Norway
Louvre Museum Paris France
Lake Como Italy
Plans from last week finally realized
Bora Bora French Polynesia
Majestic view from inside an underwater ice cave looking into clear blue water
Breathtaking Vertical View Through a Giant Sandstone Arch at Sunrise in Utah USA
Odda Norway
Let chat