Few people particularly like the winter months. Although ice and snow often make it difficult to carry out normal daily activities, they can also offer us unique visions. Depending on their quantity and the surface on which they rest, they can create real works of art. Some have been immortalized by people full of enchantment: snow has created a wave on the roof, distorted the appearance of a car, created shapes that look like cream, or created a roof on the branches. trees. We have selected 16 images where snow and ice have created fascinating little works of art.
#1. When snow covers the Christmas lights.

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The result is more beautiful than what we could have imagined.
#2. A wave upside down.

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How is it possible that it does not fall and keep its shape?
#3. The stop sign has become a work of art.

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#4. When the snow is blown by the wind.

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#5. The ice seems to be forming flowers.

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#6. It is almost a shame to remove snow from the car.

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#7. Snow creates a roof over the trees.

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#8. A sheet of ice.

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#9. Snow folds neatly and elegantly.

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#10. He created a geometric pattern.

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#11. The snow only settled on the edges, creating a perfect geometry.

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#12. A wave on the roof.

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#13. It looks like whipped cream.

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#14. Small sharp needles.

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#15. A uniform slab on the pool.

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#16. After I lifted the door, the snow stayed like that.

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If snow and ice are also synonymous with the inconvenience for everyday life and our movements, it is always fascinating to observe small works of art created by nature. Have you ever immortalized the natural beauties shaped by snow?