Photos: Freezer Frozen ‘Landscape’ By Gary Jensen

Can you believe that these are photos of ice in a freezer?

Who knew an industrial freezer could be so beautiful? Icicles hang from the ceiling, while stalagmite-like ice rises from the floor.

Last November after more than 80 years, a gigantic walk-in freezer from the Fulton Market Cold Storage Co. in Chicago was defrosted.  

Photographer Gary Jensen had captured wonderful pictures of the ice before it melted away.

I think that the photos are very, very beautiful and the ice on the top part of the freezer looks like storm cloud.

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Beautiful to look at but not so fun once the icicles start falling. Hard hats advised. (Photo by Gary Jensen)

This is what happens when you don’t defrost the freezer: The ice takes over and forms its own society. (Photo by Gary Jensen)

Words fail us. Another stunning look at what ice does when left on its own for decades. (Photo by Gary Jensen)

The only thing missing from this picture: Penguins. (Photo by Gary Jensen)

Photographer Gary Jensen captured the freezer’s dreamlike state before the ice melted away. (Photo by Gary Jensen)

Ice-cream

Ice-cream is so cold.

We keep ice-cream in a freezer.

They are beautiful because they are colourful.

Ice-cream is delicious.

I like gotcha, twister and traffic-light ice-cream.

I like ice-cream very much.

But I don’t like ice-cream cake and ice-cream potong.