Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Carola Radke Since its classification in 1872, scientists have bestowed a special record to a flower that has been frozen in time ...

Spring is a beautiful season in the Netherlands. Every year, there are many different flowers to see and photograph.

Photographer Susan Pfannmuller buys a lot of flowers — but she doesn't put the bouquets in vases. Instead, she freezes them in containers of water to create stunning images. Unexpected bubbles, swirls ...

To freeze the beauty of a flower in time – and thus record an ephemeral masterpiece otherwise doomed to disappear – the American artist Mary Kocol uses ice. And photography When one figurative art ...