Snow melting on the roof dripped onto the snow shovel's handle, forming icicles hanging from it. When I took the shovel away, this sculpture was left behind.

This is a cross-eye stereo pair: To view the 3D image, pick a distinct feature of the picture, such as the knot of ice where the handle met the shovel's shaft near the center of the image, and its match near the left side. Hold your hands with fingers straight, pointing up, about a quarter of the distance from the screen so there's a "window" between them that's the same apparent width as one of the images. Cross your eyes until the two images overlap. You should then be able to comfortably see a clear perception of depth in the picture in the center of your field of view.