About 20 kilometers away from the Arctic Circle, Michael Davies and his friend Markus captured amazing pictures by tossing the hot tea at -40°C against the background of sunset. “Prepared with multiple thermoses filled with tea, we began tossing the water and shooting,” Michael Davies talked about his perfect shot, “Nothing of this shot was to chance, I followed the temperature, watched for calm wind, and planned the shot and set it up. Even the sun in the middle of the spray was something I was hoping for, even though it’s impossible to control.”
Related posts on VUING:
Wonderful photographs of the finest libraries in Europe
Finalists of 2016 Nikon Photomicrography Competition
Spectacular photos of thunderstorms at 37,000 feet captured by a pilot from cockpit
Unusual X-Ray images of couples embracing each other
'The Big Bang' - Looking up close at bullet-proof glass being shot
Impressive and grace dance photography by Russian artist Alexander Yakovlev
Stunning beautiful 25 meters underwater photographs by Benjamin Von Wong in Bali
The right people at the right place and the right time - Interestingly timed scenes from peoples' da...
Architectural photographer spent 2 years to shoot incredible pictures of planes at 18 airports aroun...
San Francisco based photographer has been shooting fog waves for 8 years
Wonderful wave photos
Beauty of waves - Beautiful waves look like mountain summits with snow
Behind the scenes of perfect photographs
Looking Inside- Beautiful Food Photography
Spectacular photos of erupting volcano in the Puyehue-Cordón Caulle chain in Chile
Stunning photos of electrified flowers with 80,000 volts
A forthcoming book features breathtaking photographs of the diverse worlds on either side of the wat...
Stunning close-up photo shoot of spiders by Nicky Bay in Singapore
Surreal world by Korean artist Jee Young Lee
Aerial photo shots of Bangladesh taken by Bangladeshi pilot