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Thursday, September 03, 2009

Where to buy fake ice for photography

I've often seen photographers ask in forums where to buy fake ice. There are other options of course; but one such place is Trenglove Studios in New York. Larger pieces for closeup shots are $40 for acrylic or $35 for solid glass. Bulk "display ice" can be purchased for $15 for a dozen. If you're in NY, you can rent your fake ice instead of buying it. They also have fake splashes, liquid spills, etc., even fake bubbles for that extra clean shot.

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Terry Smith is a professional photographer in Little Rock, Arkansas whose work is widely licensed as stock photography by a diverse mix of commercial, publishing, and editorial clients.

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