Camera and Coffee

[Erik van Straten]

Leica M2, Nokton-M 50mm f/1.5, Tmax400.

Erik.

 

[p.giannakis]

 

[mfogiel]

NESPRESSO "MILANO" - LIMITED EDITION
It really tastes like coffee you get in Milanese bars - grab some while still available...

ADRENALINE-TEAM by marek fogiel, on Flickr

 

[agoglanian]

From over the summer, my friend and I stopped at this wonderful coffee shop in Bath (Colonna & Smalls) and it seemed like a good opportunity to snap a picture.

Camera + Coffee by Abram Goglanian, on Flickr

 

[paulfish4570]

this is still one of my favorite threads ...

 

[maxmadco]

Coffee and fresh from the oven cinnamon raisin walnut bread I made.

 

[John E Earley]

Ah-ha! got it working. -Dont know why mine is smaller than everybody elses.

galadur.com

Genes or such.

 

[Hatchetman]

Breakfast!! by Rob F, on Flickr

Actually used a Pentax Spotmatic on this. Hope that's OK.

 

[Melancholy]

Should it stay, or should it go...

 

[Kent]

Should it stay, or should it go...

Yes! Looks a lot like my set!

 

[HuubL]

NESPRESSO "MILANO" - LIMITED EDITION
It really tastes like coffee you get in Milanese bars - grab some while still available...

ADRENALINE-TEAM by marek fogiel, on Flickr

And shot with your fourth M7?

 

[daveleo]

 

[ferider]

Nice, Dave. Swiss machine ?

Mine for today:

 

[daveleo]

Nice, Dave. Swiss machine ?
.........

It's a Keurig machine. Sits across counter from our Nespresso, which sits under the shelf with the Bialetti.
(I won't mention my wife's Mr. Coffee pot brewer )

 

[ferider]

It's a Keurig machine. Sits across counter from our Nespresso, which sits under the shelf with the Bialetti.
(I won't mention my wife's Mr. Coffee pot brewer )

Vermont is close enough to Switzerland for me

 

[daveleo]

Roland, that's a "French press" in your picture?
My son is bugging me to try one.
You like it?

 

[ferider]

Roland, that's a "French press" in your picture? My son is bugging me to try one. You like it?

Yes. Dave. They are great, Less Tanines than filter coffe.

 

[raid]

 

[Dan]

Yes. Dave. They are great, Less Tanines than filter coffe.

French press coffee has been a disappointment for me. Gave it a go over and over but mine never got what I would describe as tasty, perhaps just too strong. Another drawback is the amount of coffee bean consumption per pot. It takes a very coarse grind of about 24g per 300g of H2O.

The so-called pour over technique works to a treat once you get your ratios down.

 

[paulfish4570]

pretty pictures, guys ...