ALBERTA, CA — A Canadian photographer is going viral for freezing objects in the blistering cold temperatures that are hitting the U.S.
When it’s cold, most people go out and throw boiling water up or build a snowman but Photographer Joe Chowaniec of Alberta Canada wanted to do something different.
Chowaniec decided to freeze popular food and household items.
First up, a plate of ramen noodles. Chowaniec cooked the noodles and after 60 seconds of them being outside, they froze.
Day 3 of the deep freeze. Might as well have some fun. #yegwx #abwx #winter #cold #Frozen #noodles #ShareYourWeather pic.twitter.com/sfhiaNJ9Bg
— Joe Chowaniec Images (@JoeisCranky) January 13, 2024
The next experiment involved placing an egg on a couple of straws and cracking it open. The egg froze in place.
Day 4 of the deep freeze. Today an egg frozen in time. #egg #eggs #frozen #winter #cold #freeze #frozen #deepfreeze #polarvortex #fun #experiment #alberta #canada #edmonton #yeg #yegwx #abwx #shareyourweather pic.twitter.com/FyLb5Eevwf
— Joe Chowaniec Images (@JoeisCranky) January 14, 2024
Finally, Chowaniec took some toilet paper and mixed it with water. The toilet paper froze in place.
Day 5 of the deep freeze. -34c this morning. Warmer tomorrow. Finally. #winter #fun #frozen #toiletpaper #yegwx #yeg #abwx #weather #ShareYourWeather #alberta #canada #ice pic.twitter.com/SbLiAKG6IJ
— Joe Chowaniec Images (@JoeisCranky) January 15, 2024
In the interview with CNN, Chowaniec said that he “got a kick out of seeing what other people were doing” during Alberta’s cold snap.
“People should make the best of the conditions they’re in,” Chowaniec said.
Chowaniec videos racked up thousands of views on Instagram, TikTok, and X.
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