Photographer Kevyn Fowler from our sister station WMTW shot these amazing snowflakes up close Thursday morning in New Gloucester, Maine. Updated: 2:11 PM EST Feb 12, 2015 See amazing snowflakes up ...

These are the best kinds of snowflakes: the kind that are under the lens of a camera and not piled up outside my door. A Russian photographer uses a set up he made himself to take these photos. See ...

Kenneth Libbrecht, a professor of physics at California Institute of Technology, photographs snowflakes in the field and in his lab. Studio-type lighting, even outdoors, brings out angles, texture and ...

Nathan Myhrvold used a specialized camera and lens to capture snowflakes in high-res. The results are breathtaking. Amazing Closeups Of Snowflakes Give A Little Glimpse At How Awesome Nature Is Every ...

In northern communities, seasonal snow plays a central role in day-to-day activities. For some, it means a day off from school. For others, it’s a signal that skiing season is starting. Or maybe it’s ...

As snowstorms sweep the country, researchers at Sandia National Laboratories are warming up our winter blues with the creation of these gorgeous snowflake-shaped photovoltaic cells. The glitter-sized ...

The beautiful six-fold symmetry of snowflakes is the result of the hydrogen bonds that water molecules form when they freeze. But snowflakes can form other shapes too when the growth of the crystal is ...