Winter weather came a bit early in Oslo this season, comprised not just of snow but of cold, ice-crystal inducing conditions. Thus, fall was forced to end with a beautiful bang. Here are some images of, mostly, up-close-and-personal looks at frost and ice crystals growing on plants, metal and wood, with some icy puddles and frosty fall leaves thrown in to boot.
Frozen puddle with ripples and fractures at Hvervenbukta
Slight frost on fall leaves at Hvervenbukta
Dead flowers covered in ice crystals in Ljan
Frost growing on fencing at EKT Riding School and Visitors’ Farm
Ice crystals growing on the top of a fence
Ice crystals on a tree branch
Frosty “ropes” on the end of fencing at KET Riding School and Visitors’ Farm
A cone-like plant with frost along Ljanselva
Frosty barbs growing on a chain link fence at EKT Riding School and Visitors’ Farm
More ripples and fractures in a puddle, flanked by fall leaves
Thistles with a dusting of frost along Ljanselva
Barbed wire with frosty barbs at EKT Riding School and Visitors’ Farm
A dead plant covered with frost on the outskirts of Oslo
More fencing wire with frost with frosty trees in the background at EKT Riding School and Visitors’ Farm
The frost delineates the lines of growth on this wooden plank in Ljan
Ripples and some frozen leaves in a puddle at Hvervenbukta
Beautiful ice crystals growing on a fence at Hallager Kunstgress
Ice growing on a metal gate in Ljan
Light frost covers more fall leaves at Hvervenbukta
You can see a building of the EKT Riding School and Visitors’ Farm behind a fence covered with icy barbs
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