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Frozen Nature: cold lines of water in various altered states, sculpted jack frost shapes on windowpanes, frozen landscapes with brilliant blue skies, dripping icicles decorating the edges of buildings, cold frosty tundra…

The Photo.net editors selected a handful of images highlighting talented nature and abstract photographers on photo.net. There is a collection of photographs of abstract captures in nature, snowy cold landscapes, frosty patterns on panes of glass, and frozen icicle portraits. Many of our talented photo.net professional and enthusiast nature photographers have demonstrated their skills with capturing well-executed photographs of abstract and realist captures in nature of frozen landscapes and icy vistas. We invite you to discuss these selected Frozen Nature Photos in the comments section below.

Facundo Jose - Icicles Facundo Jose View Portfolio (884 images)
Inger Margrete Pedersen - Icicles Inger Margrete Pedersen View Portfolio (282 images)
Richard Glover - Icicles, Prosperity, SC Richard Glover View Portfolio (230 images)
Lol C - Frosty Afternoon at Tarn Hows, Lake District, U.K. Lol C View Portfolio (146 images)
Patrick Di Fruscia - Frozen in Time Patrick Di Fruscia View Portfolio (105 images)
Gilbert Fortier - Frozen tree... Gilbert Fortier View Portfolio (57 images)
Linda Davidson - Icicles Linda Davidson View Portfolio (300 images)
Gordon Bowbrick - Icicles No. 2 Gordon Bowbrick View Portfolio (659 images)
Rod Snyder - Icicles on a car 12/21/08 Rod Snyder View Portfolio (9585 images)
Tony Hadley - Frozen Cramberries (repost based on cropping recommendations) Tony Hadley View Portfolio (577 images)
Paolo De Faveri - Frozen and misty. #2 Paolo De Faveri View Portfolio (651 images)
Carl Wakefield - Frozen trees Carl Wakefield View Portfolio (369 images)
Alberto G. Baccelli - Frozen grass Alberto G. Baccelli View Portfolio (280 images)
Paolo De Faveri - Frozen and misty #5 Paolo De Faveri View Portfolio (651 images)
Carl Wakefield - A few rays of sun on a frosty day Carl Wakefield View Portfolio (369 images)
Marc Loiselle - Frozen seaweed... Marc Loiselle View Portfolio (193 images)
Peter van Nugteren - Frozen Colors Peter van Nugteren View Portfolio (288 images)
Jane Goodall - Wood, Iron and frost Jane Goodall View Portfolio (266 images)
Don Paulson - Frost Rimmed Leaves Don Paulson View Portfolio (584 images)
Marsel van Oosten - White Frost Marsel van Oosten View Portfolio (101 images)
C.G. Hubbell - Icicle, West Creek C.G. Hubbell View Portfolio (394 images)
Sam Bal - Sam Bal View Portfolio (3055 images)
Michael Sulka - Frozen Road Michael Sulka View Portfolio (630 images)
Pierre Villeneuve - Selected Photo.net Editors pick Pierre Villeneuve View Portfolio (357 images)
Michail Klissarski - Light is melting the frost of this branch, spring is coming ... Michail Klissarski View Portfolio (37 images)
Jan Piller - Where Jack Frost Sleeps Jan Piller View Portfolio (105 images)
Salih Güler - umbrella and snow... Salih Güler View Portfolio (217 images)
Radu Carp - Snow#4 Radu Carp View Portfolio (224 images)
Dirk Juergensen - frosty forrest Dirk Juergensen View Portfolio (263 images)

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The photos in this article have been selected by a team of photo.net editors. All photos are copyright the photographer, and may not be used without written permission.

Article created January 2009

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Pierre Villeneuve , January 24, 2009; 11:58 P.M.

I am really honoured that one of my photo has been selected in the Editors' Picks. Winter in Quebec insparation is in a white mode, but sometime it comes in easy and you don't have to go outside. Window frost is one of nature winter fine art.

Asla Vihervuori , January 26, 2009; 10:37 P.M.

Yes, Nature provides lots of unique art for us (in form of ice and snow). All we have to do is be in right place at the right time, have eye and soul to see it and have some kind of equiptment to capture it... a s l a


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