If you were idly wondering what it might be like to visit the High Canadian Arctic in the dead of winter , this incredible fresh shot of a cup of red-hot tea freezing in mid - air sum it up nicely : Cold . As . snake pit .
The breathless range of a function above was captivate by photographerMichael Daviesand his buddy Markus , as they stood at the top of a great deal near Pangnirtung , a 1,400 - strong Inuit settlement located just 12 miles south of Arctic Circle . Making trusted to adjust their icy excursion with the 2.5 hours of winter sunlight , the two took a Ski - Doo to eminent reason so that they could glean a few extra rays off the horizon .
“ Prepared with multiple thermos bottle filled with tea we began cast aside the piss and shot , ” Davies excuse to Gizmodo in an email . “ Nothing of this guess was chance . I follow the temperature , I keep an eye on for serene hint , contrive the shooting and set it up . Even the sun in the midsection of the sprayer was something i was hop for . ”
Well done , sir , well done . I only hope Davy rewarded himself with a nice , hot cup of something at the end of the day .
look-alike courtesy of Michael Davies . you could watch out more of his piece of work on hiswebsiteandFlickr Sir Frederick Handley Page .
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