Believe it or not, there is already a mysterious fairy forest depicted in these beautiful paintings – it’s called Hallerbos (or Dutch Halle Forest) and it’s located in Belgium.

The reason why this forest was grown from fairy tales is that the thick carpet of blue flowers is called bluebell. These flowers bloom and bloom in early spring and summer, and their characteristic blue-violet bursts give the blue bell forests such a name.
The beautiful nature, full of spring flowers, draws visitors (and photographers) to the crowd of hallerbos and other forests like it. Foggy conditions are especially good for photographers who give the forest a mysterious atmosphere and mood.

The bold super color of the blue bells on forest floors usually indicates that the forest in question is very old. This does not mean that the trees in this area are old, only that the area has been forested for at least 300-400 years. Scroll down to see the beauty of Mother Nature!

h/t: mymodernmet

Image credits: Kilian Schönberger

 

Image credits: Walter Spoor

 

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