Camera and Coffee

[p.giannakis]

“Praktical” coffee😊

The annual german-speaking coffee conference. The Praktica TL could not make it - they couldn't agree in the practicalities of the meeting.

 

[santino]

I keep telling you, you need a black Praktica L, head of the family 😉👍

 

[jonal928]

Krembo and coffee alongside a Nikon f2sb - the ultimate winter treat
BG7P5295 S5 by Jeri Leibovits, on Flickr

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[JeffS7444]

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Two cups of coffee?! Nope, I can't match that.

 

[p.giannakis]

I keep telling you, you need a black Praktica L, head of the family 😉👍

I keep an eye out 😎

 

[p.giannakis]

We had a foggy start to the day, got my Nikon with me on the way to work.

 

[JeffS7444]

Tea started off as PG Tips Gold this morning, but by early evening and "a few" steepings, it's become mostly warm, colored water.

The color and texture of Wildwood Chocolate's Berry Berry really caught my eye.

 

[petronius]

The old G1, bought in 2010

 

[JeffS7444]

I was attempting to simulate the look of late afternoon sunlight, but think I got something closer to the look of a desk lamp. Ah well, this may take some practice.
Someone replaced the original film counter screw with a generic part. One of these days, I'll try either refinishing or replacing that screw.
Green tea is a sencha from Kagoshima, Japan. Dates are of the "Sukkari" variety.

 

[Harry the K]

I was attempting to simulate the look of late afternoon sunlight, but think I got something closer to the look of a desk lamp. Ah well, this may take some practice.
Someone replaced the original film counter screw with a generic part. One of these days, I'll try either refinishing or replacing that screw.
Green tea is a sencha from Kagoshima, Japan. Dates are of the "Sukkari" variety.
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Such a lovely photograph. But..... TEA!

 

[agentlossing]

I was attempting to simulate the look of late afternoon sunlight, but think I got something closer to the look of a desk lamp. Ah well, this may take some practice.
Someone replaced the original film counter screw with a generic part. One of these days, I'll try either refinishing or replacing that screw.
Green tea is a sencha from Kagoshima, Japan. Dates are of the "Sukkari" variety.
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I love Japanese Sencha green tea.

 

[Vince Lupo]

Camera and coffee Costa Rica-style.

 

[petronius]

The real red dot ;-)

 

[p.giannakis]

Another foggy day on my way to the office.

Roll on spring...