I was randomly wasting time on the web when I stumbled across this earlier. At first, I thought someone had caught me in one of my surprise sneezes this morning. My sinuses hate the cold, dry air this time of year.
The truth is a lot more interesting. Ontario-based photographer Michael Davies timed this impressive shot of his friend Markus hurling a thermos of hot tea through the air yesterday in -40°C weather near the Arctic Circle. At such frigid temperatures water freezes instantly to form a dramatic plume of ice. For the last decade Davies has worked as a photographer in the fly-in community of Pangnirtung in Canada’s High Arctic, only 20km south of the Arctic Circle, a place that sees about two hours of sunlight each day during the winter.
Found at: http://tinyurl.com/jx97xzg
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Reblogged this on Old Road Apples and commented:
Greatest photo title seen in a while. Thank all the gods our winter has been mild.
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Only 2 hours of sunlight – no wonder he’s throwing his tea out. He has to get home before sunset when temperatures drop.
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