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HB
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Joined: 3 Apr 2003
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Location: Cary, NC
Posted Wed Nov 19, 2003, 7:08am
Subject: My favorite coffee-related photo
 

This board has several latte art threads with fantastic photos.  What about those among us who have yet to master this art?  I propose this thread for your favorite coffee / espresso-related photo.  Below are my suggested submission rules:

Required:
  1. Only one submission per member.  The submission must be the member's original photo
  2. Each post must be retitled to an appropriate description of the photo.  See my example post below
  3. Please, no latte art (with an exception for those that are clearly more than "top of the bowl" shots)

Optional:
  1. Description of scene
  2. Time / date / place
  3. Technique employed
  4. Pithy or humorous commentary.

If we get some particularly good entries, maybe a vote in an upcoming poll?  Let's see how it goes...

-- Dan

PS: To keep this thread uncluttered, please use "Post Reply" instead of "Quoted".

 
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HB
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Location: Cary, NC
Posted Wed Nov 19, 2003, 7:11am
Subject: Re: My favorite coffee-related photo: Le Café Marly
 

I took this photo at Café Marly in the Louvre while visiting Paris with my oldest son.  We had just come from a toy store near Rue Rivoli where we purchased the car shown below.  Sadly, he lost it a few days later.  I setup this composition on the spur of the moment.  There are a lot of unplanned but interesting reflections.  I especially like the tourist caught mid-stride in the background.  The espresso was so-so but the gâteau moelleux (not shown) was fabulous.

-- Dan

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gauperaa
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Joined: 22 Dec 2001
Posts: 326
Location: Oslo, Norway
Expertise: I live coffee

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Grinder: Mazzer Mini, Rancilio Rocky,...
Vac Pot: Mini eSantos
Drip: OBH Nordica King of Coffee
Roaster: Imex-CR100, Princess popper,...
Posted Wed Nov 19, 2003, 2:59pm
Subject: Re: My favorite coffee-related photo : Roastmaster at Solberg&Hansen, Oslo
 

Great idea for a thread. I like your photo. Here's one I took of an old roastmaster that works at the Solberg&Hansen plant here in Oslo.

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johannabanana
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Joined: 13 Jul 2003
Posts: 431
Location: Vienna, Europe
Expertise: I live coffee

Espresso: La San Marco 1,2,+3group,...
Grinder: 2 LSM, 3 Tourmix, 1 demoka...
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Roaster: Precision & Mr. Gunter :-D
Posted Wed Nov 19, 2003, 7:01pm
Subject: Re: My favorite coffee-related photo: ...the view of a 4year old kid at Vivace
 

I "almost" took that photo by myself...I was at Vivace, Seattle, taking a picture of the rosetta on my cappuccino, when a sweet  - about 4year old - kid came from the neighbour table and asked me what I'm doing here. I showed him the rosetta, and then the display of my digicam with the new photo of it. He laughed and wanted to take a picture with my camera, so I held it in front of him, the other way around, and showed him the little button and - *flash* - he just pressed it before I finished my sentence :-D
I think at that moment I said "can you see me?"
Joey

PS.: (In the back you can see pictures of wonderful rosettas with the names of the baristas who have made them)
Joey

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You will gratify some people and astonish the rest." (Mark Twain)
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HB
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Location: Cary, NC
Posted Sun Dec 7, 2003, 12:00pm
Subject: Re: My favorite coffee-related photo - second round?
 

Hello?  Surely there are some talented (or lucky) photographers among us?

Thomas - cool lighting near the roaster's arm and nice framing.  Really has a "mood" to it that I like.  Funny, at first glance I searched aimlessly for the subject since there was no readily available frame of reference.  Interesting how some photos make you work to understand them.

Joey - thanks for sending me the picture of your surprise photographer offline, I've attached it below.  Reminds me of something my kids would do.  :-)

It goes almost without saying that our photographically talented CoffeeKid would only have to decide among hundreds of memorable images... right Mark (hint, hint)?  The entries so far are great, bring 'em on!

-- Dan

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phaelon56
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Joined: 11 Feb 2002
Posts: 1,144
Location: Syracuse, NY
Expertise: Professional

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Posted Thu Dec 11, 2003, 9:48am
Subject: Re: My favorite coffee-related photo: Beautiful looking drink - tasted terrible
 

Beautiful looking drink - tasted terrible.  It was served to me at Coffeelia's, a small loncheria in Cozumel Mexico.

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dalton
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Joined: 16 Jul 2003
Posts: 158
Location: Brooklyn, NY
Expertise: I live coffee

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Posted Sat Dec 13, 2003, 12:32pm
Subject: Re: My favorite coffee-related photo - chess and coffee
 

I don't have very many coffee related photos, but I took this one just this morning to get a pic of my new Illy cups.   I realized too late that the chessboard was in the way, so I just put the coffee down right on the board.

Dalton

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rbh1515
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Joined: 15 Feb 2003
Posts: 1,251
Location: Milwaukee
Expertise: I love coffee

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Drip: no
Roaster: never use it
Posted Sat Dec 13, 2003, 10:37pm
Subject: Re: My favorite coffee-related photo: My daughter's mirror
 

Ever since I got the Millenium, my daughter has been using it for a mirror in the morning
Rob

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espressoDOM
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Joined: 1 May 2003
Posts: 2,188
Location: Bay Area
Expertise: I love coffee

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Grinder: Mazzer Mini
Vac Pot: (no more coffee equipment)
Drip: French Press
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Posted Tue Dec 23, 2003, 2:10am
Subject: Best Hawaiian Coffee Spot on the Island of Maui
 

This was on the side of the road like a lemonade stand on the road to HANA... Great stuff... I pulled over on a two lane road to take this one....(like the bones for effect)

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ljguitar
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ljguitar
Joined: 28 Jan 2003
Posts: 2,787
Location: Cheyenne
Expertise: I live coffee

Espresso: Expobar Pulsar
Grinder: Mazzer SuperJolly• Baratza
Drip: Bunn
Roaster: Behmor•iRoast2•Variacs
Posted Tue Dec 23, 2003, 8:13am
Subject: Re: My favorite coffee-related photo: Coal Creek Coffee
 

I love this machine...Athena designed by and assembled in house at Coal Creek Coffee in Laramie, WY.

The Eagle on top is accented by nesting perches for hot drawing water, steaming milk (2 perches) and pulling shots (3 E-61 groups). Shot this last year on my first visit.

Tom (shown) and other baristi in this place know what they are doing.

Sorry the machine is so shiny (makes it hard to make out details). I really need to go back at a time they are not so busy and get a better hi rez shot. That is really hard to do, since they are so popular.

Latest adventure included attending a great Chris Proctor acoustic guitar concert there.

L  a  r  r  Y

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