Since It’s Spring Already, Here Are Some Close-Up Shots Of Frozen Flowers In The Netherlands (13 Pics)

Plum blossoms awakens two hours after sunrise by the first sunlight under a blue sky.

Water spray constantly spraying the little flower buds of pear blossoms, making the water freeze around them and also causing beautiful ice pinnacles below them.

The little red flower buds are apple blossoms.

Here you can see how the water bulbs are still thick as this was photographed before the sun rose with temperatures still way below zero. The ice is crystal clear as you can see the little flower bud right through it.

I really liked the contrast between the red buds and the crystal clear ice created by the water. The red really makes it pop through the ice.

A wider view of the trees getting sprayed by the water with the first light of the day.

A slightly wider view of the apple blossoms.

Super close up of an apple blossom bud in its very early stage.

Getting very close to the little apple blossom buds where you can see how they are ‘in peace’ in their little shell of frozen water.

Frozen blossoms, that actually look like just one flower on itself with the frozen structure.

Taken more than 2 hours after sunset when this water bulb melted halfway, exposing the flower the sun unharmed.

Sometimes the ice creates spectacular structures around the flowers. In this case, it looks like a tie!

Two flowers that awaken from their melted ice.