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Funfetti-Vanilla cupcakes and Chocolate Fudge cupcakes baked in Ice Cream cones topped with a swirl or teal vanilla or chocolate buttercream and a variety of sprinkles. What else is a girl to do when she runs out of cupcake liners? :-)
I just put this for sell on my ebay. I found this wonderful old scoop and just had to put vintage lace on the pincushion to look like ice cream, oh dear, I just noticed the little sign fell down, it says "I love ice cream"
Scoop of Love Heart-Shaped Ice Cream Scoop baby favors are sweeter than ice cream, cooler than any refreshing treat, and perfect for your baby shower event! This scoop of love heart-shaped ice cream spoon baby favor includes a rounded porcelain handle that is decorated with little heart impressions and the "Scoop of Love" inscription in an exquisite silver type font.
Everyone like ice cream and your guest will definitly enjoy these favors just as well
A fun way to serve ice cream. Creates playful, cylinder-shape blocks of ice cream that can be stacked on a cone or decorated in a waffle cup for a colorful and creative presentation.
Works with a simple twist-and-lift action and push button to release.
Ergonomic scooper effortlessly cuts through the hardest ice cream.
Unique cylindrical shape.
Flat top and bottom of scoop lets you stack your favorite flavors.
Fits standard jumbo cone or waffle cone.
Dishwasher safe – top rack.
01/08/2010 - OK, so Barb tagged me today so I'm supposed to tell you 10 things about myself and post a self-portrait. Here's the portrait taken as a reflection in the back of an ice-cream scoop. And 10 facts about me:
1. I love to read, especially old private-eye mysteries from the 1940's. Favorite authors include Raymond Chandler, Dashiell Hammett, Walter Mosley and Jim Thompson among others.
2. Favorite TV Show is The Avengers. British TV in the 1960's was fantastic!
3. I walk to work every day. Half and hour each way. Even in snow. And up hill all the way home!
4. I collect Disney paper. Mostly brochures and pamphlets from the early days of Walt Disney World in the 1970's.
5. I'm losing my hair, but couldn't care less. I used to have shoulder-length hair that was naturally curly, and dyed red.
6. I've attended the Canadian Grand Prix Formula One Race almost every year it's been on since the mid-seventies. Glad it's back this year!
7. I have a bro-friend. Yes, that's right, a bro-friend, who I go out shooting with, though we've been lazy over the holidays.
8. I'm a Montreal Expos fan, so now I'm a Washington Nationals fan, and don't mind cheering for the worst team in the league. They'll be better this year!
9. My dream vacations over the next few years would be the Galapagos Islands, an African Safari, and to visit the five Disney Resorts around the world in one trip!
10. I've been married since 1998 to my best friend, Lori, who I can put to sleep by talking about the camera gear I want to invest in next.
Hope you enjoyed learning a bit about me!
My attempt at strobist assignment - better late than never!
Strobist:
Vivitar 285HV fired from above through white poster board.
Nikon SB-28 with blue gel fired into ghetto soft box into wraparound white poster board. Both flashes controlled with Gadget infinity supplied remotes.
see setup shot for more visual explanation.
ODC-Look Inside
I enjoy squash and today I baked this one. I scoop out the seeds with an Ice-Cream Scoop.
Close up of a well-used icecream scoop. Controlling the reflections from the deliciously sexy surfaces was a challenge. The scoop was placed on a plastic folio cover 8 inches beneath a table with a white underside. Lighting was bounced off that underside surface. Focus was on the apex of the curve at the neck & horizon was positioned so the apex would not disappear into the bg. Maybe I'll do another with deeper dof ... this was at f/6.3 :)
This fun and colourful ice cream scoop will make dishing out that next scoop of your favourite sweet all the more enjoyable. The handle was turned from acrylic and the scoop is in a chrome and gold finish.
"unique favors" Practical Favors: Just the thing to scoop up delicious memories and more! This heart-shaped ice cream scoop mixes sweetness with functionality for a "thank you" gift that will bring years of smiles and ice cream sundaes to your guests. Features and facts: Stainless-steel, heart-shaped scoop. Rounded, white, porcelain handle has tiny heart accents and the words "Scoop of Love" in elegant, silver script.
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I tried a variety of techniques - alcohol, polishing, lasering the bare metal - to prepare the metal prior to Cermark application but the mark still didn't turn out as uniform as I had hoped.
Laser etched using Cermark. The initial settings for the Cermark didn't work on this unknown metal. I sanded the scoop down and re-marked it after making some tests on the underside of the scoop. In comparing to the final scoop I think the sanded look actually makes the mark stand out more. For Nemo Design (nemohq.com)
The shot that everybody puts on Instagram, months after it was novel, because I don't get to process my film too often these days :-P
Then I stuck the duffuser on the flash and tried to do everything the same--no setting were touched. Yeah, I know the background is dark, but it's brighter than the ceiling bounce shot and there were no lights on in the entry which is like a little hallway. It aint art, but I got decent light where it looks okay. There is diffused light defining my face and even my shirt looks ok, and there is some light on the background. Imagine what I could do with some tweaking.
For Flickr Lounge, Monthly weekly theme Alphabet - Letter I
I was going to make an ice-cream but didn't have enough, so I only used the metal scoop used for making round ice-cream balls.
258/365 in 2013