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Published: 2003-12-05 17:53:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 1223; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 527
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Taste of the intangible.Third in my Lightini series.
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i love those rocket popsicles too! the blue part tastes great
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my favorite was always the snow cone
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yeah the snow cone was good. i loved freezies. depending on where you're from, you might also call it a freeze pop
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those were great too. how about creamsicles. another classic frozen treat.
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oh wow i love creamsicles. fudgecicles are good too.
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it's really hard to find any other flavor than the orange ones though. 
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ahhh home made ice cream is the best! my uncle made some with real vanilla seeds. it was so good i almost died
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Great shot, great colors...I like the simplicity!
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that' sir' is an excellent use of glass. the sliver of orange light is really the icing on the cake.
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What wonderful lighting. The blue makes a nice contrast as well. I just really like the simplicity of it all.
Oh yeah...can I watch you? Your gallery is wonderful. Portraits are so difficult and you make it look like child's play. 
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Tasty looking. I'd drink that any day
Pretty interesting, when you look at the glass for a while. First it looks like what is obvious: a frozen martini drink, but the blurry borders have a strange airbrush effect... "photo or drawn?" Great piece, I better check something else too from this gallery
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and suddenly i'm thirstier then sin....
must find water
.dot
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Great picture. Made me VERY thirsty.
You know I was going to say that it looked like a skiing show through the water.
It looks like film but it's so crisp. What rig did you use?
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I used a Canon 10D. I lit the front from a low angle with a Alienbees B800 flash, and the back with a diffused B800 flash.
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heh.. did i just see this on dpchallenge??
its a good a shot...
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lovely concept and end result...nice work!...
::mike
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awesome, the colours are wicked. Definatly one of those simply awesome shots.
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The droplettes on the glass seem to be floating in the air.
Identifiable, yet surreal.
I like.
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Great studio shot.
Although I think the reddish objects on the left side are a little distracting. However, the object's reflection in the glass is great. Good lighting as usual
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ItΒ΄s perfect. Grafic, colors,sharpness and all the little drops, wonderful
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i love the clean, crispness of this shot
great job.
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The only word I can use to describe this shot is:
crisp.
Seriously, i feel like i could cut myself on the colours there... great capture.
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OMG. thank you for having the funniest ever quote in a signature that i've ever seen. i'm hip to it.
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lol, my pleasure! 
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The only word I can use to describe this shot is:
crisp.
Seriously, i feel like i could cut myself on the colours there... great capture.
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i don't think i've seen anything like this from u in a long while 
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This would make such an awesome advert. I just love the "wet" nice job Kev
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Wow great pictures !
I love the colors and depth !
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Photography my ass. This is a rendering right? A opencanvas piece? No? Photo? Really? My god Kev. That crap you can do with that camera.
-John
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thanks! i don't know how to do all that fancy stuff like rendering and i have no idea what opencanvas is. so, it's just me and the camera.
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nice clean shot. That little bead of water is something..
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classic, crisp and clean shot.
the soft blue plays nicely with the darker
and lighter
hues.
reminds me of this one: [link]
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kind of.
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simply cool, and the toning and contrast are great
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Wow... simply beautiful lighting and contrast on this piece. Wonderful job on this.
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is this a reflection play in the glass making the glass appear to be full?
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nope. the glass actually was full of water. but the shape of the glass and the water inverted and magnified the cool skiing show that was on the TV in the background.
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Yum. I love it how the blue at the bottom and at the top really ties it all together. Very nice.
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I like the drops...and the blue..and the glass...
/me likes it
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looks like a dreamsicle in a glass
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Um, where's the Icecream? I see this awsome piece of a glass full of a liquid, but no Icecream? What gives? lol
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A beautiful use of color and focus. I also enjoy your framing, as it shows off the lines in the photo very well. The contrast of blue and white, along with the shimmer of the glass, is what really gets my attention.
As far as the water drops on the outside of the glass, I'm not sure they really do much for me. I think maybe if they were a little more prominent, they might work better. But as I see it, this photo might be better off without them.
Still though, this is just another one of your amazing creations with light and lens. Great job Kev.
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ahhh good ol glassware macro. Gotta love this one, kev!
You and your depth of field............
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this is so chilling me out, so minimal... what about making it available as a print?
T.
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i love the simplicity en the colors, very nice.
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simply stunning. I love the abstract feel that the reflections give the glass. instant
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