Pepsi On Ice

Posted by Michael Rawluk (Williams Lake, BC, Canada) on 26 February 2008 in Abstract & Conceptual and Portfolio.

There is nothing like a cold Pepsi. There is also nothing like cold Pepsi garbage.
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A Moment in Photographic History:
Dutch photographer Mark Kolthoff die at age 92 on February 26, 1993.
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A Photographic Quote of Note:
I hope to stay unemployed as a war photographer till the end of my life.
- - - Robert Capa (It didn't happen.)

I appreciate your comments and constructive criticism.

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Comments (13)

e. from New York, NY, United States

Oof. Littering. :( Neat shot though.

26 Feb 2008 1:20am

Nick Passantino from Bronx, United States

great capture of the Colonel.

26 Feb 2008 1:37am

Craiger from Vacaville, California, United States

Great quote and a cool find on the photo! Well done Michael!

26 Feb 2008 2:04am

Teresa Durães from Montijo, Portugal

lol IThe title is a great onde. The picture, the colors and the surrealism are great

26 Feb 2008 5:08am

Lorraine from Gatineau, Canada

This is so unbelievable, I took a photo of a dropped coffee cup at Tim Horton's and was going to call it Ice Coffee, brilliant minds think alike LOL
and absolute adore Capa's quote!

26 Feb 2008 6:28am

Jim Browning from Birmingham, AL, United States

First, great shot. Really makes you think about the Earth and how we abuse it. I've noticed a curious thing. I hate seeing or reading bad news, (I'm just so tired of so much of it) and yet I take pictures like this one that remind me of humankind's crime against our planet.

I guess all photographers see something that bothers them and are compelled to record it.

Thanks for the great shot, as well as the visual reminder.

26 Feb 2008 8:42am

Kevin from OrganicPIX.com from DFW, Texas, United States

Love the title - I would not want to get hit by this snowball ;-)
The image is striking and thought provoking. Makes one contemplate all the rubbish buried in the snow, sunk at the bottom of our oceans and filling our landfills. :-(

26 Feb 2008 9:48am