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People are just realising what snowflakes look like – and they say they’re ‘in tears’ at their ‘magical beauty’
A VIDEO looking at snowflakes up close has left viewers shocked at what they really look like – with some saying they’re “in tears” at their “magical beauty”.
Photographer Erin Marie used a macro attachment for a phone to reveal the intricate patterns of a snowflake, leaving her audience on TikTok amazed.
TikTok viewers were amazed by the beautiful designs of the snowflakes[/caption]
More than five million people have viewed her videos online[/caption]
Photographer Erin Marie used a high-definition camera lens to reveal the intricate patterns of snowflakes[/caption]
One person wrote: ‘How is this even possible? They are so beautiful’[/caption]
In the video, she’s first seen heading out into the snow with her special camera accessory.
She then reveals how detailed each snowflake is with their own angelic appearance.
Erin captioned the clip: “Isn’t it amazing how something so tiny can have such intricate designs?”
The post has been viewed more than 5.2 million times, while garnering close to one million likes and over 8,000 comments.
Viewers were shocked at the beauty with many sharing how the images made them feel.
One person said: “Omg are they really like this?”
Someone else said: “No way they are actually real, they are so beautiful I swear. This makes me cry for some reason.”
Another person wrote: “How is this even possible? They are so beautiful.”
A fourth person said they were “in tears” while another praised their “magical beauty”.
Brits bunkered down as snow blanketed the UK last week which caused travel chaos around the parts of England.
Travellers were forced to turn back home after more than four inches of snow fell overnight while scores of train services were cancelled.
Drivers taking to Britain’s roads faced gridlock conditions.
Schools up and down the country closed classrooms as Britain was battered by snow and freezing temperatures.
Roads in Eastern and South East England were among the worst hit by the snow.