Four years ago I was looking for a unique way to capture flowers. I came across the work of Japanese artist Makoto Azuma. His work inspired us to experiment with beautiful flowers frozen in ice.

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The image is a beautiful flower made of ice and snow. The flower has delicate petals and a golden pistil. The flower is set against a background of snow-covered mountains. The image is very peaceful and serene.

Four years ago I was looking for a unique way to capture flowers. I came across the work of Japanese artist Makoto Azuma. His work inspired us to experiment with beautiful flowers frozen in ice.

What do you think happened with flowers from my last Mother's Day? RIGHT! They went to the freezer! And after lying there for 2 months in waiting of the right moment and my inspiration, finally their turn came! This idea came to my head a few months ago! I peeked her in curiomagazine.work, the project FRESH KILLS, which was done by the photographer Kate Mathis. What an extraordinary beauty and new life there is in these dead frozen flowers.

Four years ago I was looking for a unique way to capture flowers. I came across the work of Japanese artist Makoto Azuma. His work inspired us to experiment with beautiful flowers frozen in ice.

South African photographer Bruce Boyd is fascinated by ice—particularly the way that objects look distorted when encapsulated inside a large ice

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