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Perspective photo. Icecube in the front lays on the beach, within arm reach. In the background the bigger icecubes of Jökulsárlón (Glacial Lagoon).

Float On IceCube.

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◎ I bought some silicone ice molds back during Valentine's Day and have finally had the chance to use them. Here they are floating in a glass of French Berry Lemonade.

Yeah another day of little time and inspiration, its been pretty grotty weather wise to so no nice outside shots!

Decided to put an ice shot glass in my pint of coke as a makeshift icecube, cheers!

Camera: NIKON D50

Timestamp: Sat Aug 11 13:22:33 2007

Shutter: 1/13 s

Aperture: F5.6

ISO speed: 400

Focal length: 55.0 mm

Focal length in 35mm equivalent: 82.0 mm

Lens: 18-55mm F3.5-5.6

EXIF data read by Exiv2 0.13

Postprocessing with the GIMP

neat coffee ice cubes for my soy latte pre-pour

"Hot Tea on the Rocks" tea infuser

Sterling Silver

Construction and Fabrication- Fall 2009

For today's Neil 365 post.

#coffee #Irish #irishcream #icecubes #drink #delicious #food

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Pop Art painting, 70x100

Take your everyday icecube tray, fill it up with water mixed with foodcoloring, attach your macro lens to your body, get as close as you can, add more foodcoloring, and klabang, done. Have fun!

a view into my ginger ale during my flight to Charleston, South Carolina

I got new gum today. This is Ice Breakers Ice Cubes.

museum of glass, tacoma

a lazy sunday so i decided to experiment.

strobist info:

28'' westcott softbox behind camera, powered by canon speedlite 430EXII @ 1/2 power

canon speedlite 430EXII left and right of cup with diffuser @ 1/32 power

all triggered by phottix strato II

Crazy Light Ice Cubes

Take your everyday icecube tray, fill it up with water mixed with foodcoloring, attach your macro lens to your body, get as close as you can, add more foodcoloring, and klabang, done. Have fun!

not wanting to waste the lemon just for the zest, I sliced it up and put it into some Kool-Aid

Celebratory gins after the graduation ceremony. Mine was the lavender one.... unusual, and very delicious

.. Trying to will the sun to come out with some sweet tea.

Played with the image some in photoshop because well, it just a glass of ice tea.