A can half-buried in glistening ice is pure freshness shorthand — cheap set, expensive feel, summer feed magnet.
Vertical 4:5 top-down flat lay. The entire frame is a glistening bed of crushed ice — thousands of translucent shards catching light, wet and freshly raked. [PRODUCT — e.g. "Sonda, a ruby-grapefruit soda in a 330ml silver can"] is buried at a 25-degree diagonal in the center, sunk to a third of its depth, ice shards piled against the label edges, condensation on the exposed metal. Scatter [GARNISH — e.g. "three fresh grapefruit wedges and a few mint sprigs"] pressed into the ice around it. Shoot with a 35mm from directly overhead, f/9, hard cool key light from the top of frame plus silver bounce fill so the ice sparkles with tiny specular hits; overall palette icy blue-white with the product as the only saturated color. Headline across the upper ice in bold white knockout type: [HEADLINE — e.g. "BURIED TREASURE."] Small line beneath the can: [SUBLINE — e.g. "SERVED AT 2°C OR NOT AT ALL."] Keep the label fully readable, all text crisp and unwarped, no watermark, no plastic-looking fake ice, no hands.