完美的雪花的照片

完美的雪花的照片

Snowflakes — those intricate, one-of-a-kind ice crystals — form when precipitation falls through varying levels of humidity and temperatures in the air. While plenty has been written about the science of snow, we're focusing on the sheer beauty of them. Here are some to study and admire, with a nod to some beautiful frost as well.

雪花——那些復(fù)雜的、獨(dú)一無(wú)二的冰晶——是在空氣中不同濕度和溫度的降水過(guò)程中形成的。雖然已經(jīng)有很多關(guān)于雪的科學(xué)的文章，但我們現(xiàn)在關(guān)注的是雪的純粹之美。這里有一些值得研究和欣賞的照片，還有一些美麗的霜凍。

Snowflakes show their individual flair, even in a group. (Photo: Joanna Poe [CC BY-SA 2.0]/Flickr)

Snowflakes land where they please, even in a person's hair. (Photo: Gui Seiz [CC BY-SA 2.0]/Flickr)

Snowflake crystals look so beautiful when you look at them up close. (Photo: Bobkov Evgeniy/Shutterstock)

The snow contrasts beautifully with the blue. (Photo: deldevries [CC BY-SA 2.0]/Flickr)

Frost on the window looks like art. (Photo: MerelyRachel [CC BY-ND 2.0]/Flickr)

The crystals in frost can even look like ferns. (Photo: Bachkova Natalia/Shutterstock)

You're supposed to catch snowflakes on your tongue, but eyelashes will do in a pinch. (Photo: blessings/Shutterstock)

A perfect, single snowflake. (Photo: Mariia Tagirova/Shutterstock)

Even piled on top of one another, individual snowflakes still find a way to stand out from the crowd. (Photo: Cristian H. Gomez/Shutterstock)

Perfect, whole snowflakes rest on a plank of wood. (Photo: Doug Waldron [CC BY-SA 2.0]/Flickr)