COFFEE PHOTOGRAPHY - Pour/brew shots + latte art

Brett_H

Welcome back GK!! Zam and he's back!!

askthecoffeeguy

Fresh Coffee wrote:

This one is called "Wonky Love". Its wonky, but it was made with love, by the lovely C who works in *our* cafe. What happens there is this: I own the buisness but have it under management. Nevertheless, I go in a couple of days a week and do stuff (not related to the business). Still, being the principle I wont get in the way of biz and always ask for my coffee to be made after all the clients have been attended to which can sometimes take some time. I then take the coffee upstairs to the office and it gets a bit shaken up. I am not interested in the art, but I am very interested in the quality of the brew in the cup. Ergo....wonky love, no special lartay art for me. Look closely and you can see a face.

I see a Phoenix rising or one very pissed off looking ghost ! P

Simon

Thought I'd post up more pics of latte art, and revive this ol sticky thread! Have spent awhile working on latte art but still a long ways to go haha but see how we go! This one from the other day, managed to squeeze a neat tulip into a piccolo latte (piccolos I struggle with a bit, so stoked with this one)

Simon

Another piccolo-ish sized one Triple I did a few years back Haha ah found this one, from 2012, my old Gloria Jeans days!!! Swan that's drooling a bit... (enjoying the coffee maybe...)

Brett_H

Holy crikey Simon! That's some serious art!!!! Almost too good to drink.

Simon

Haha almost didn't want to.. But then I told myself I was a silly goose and drank them! Strangely enough my rosettas were far better years ago compared to now.. I must work on them nowadays.. And i feel it's easier doing doubles/triples than one single beautiful detailed rosetta... I dunno why! Can't do a single rosetta properly or consistently..

Koffee_Kosmo

Some daily coffee scenes KK

Simon

Oh awesome pics KK 😃

K_Bean_Coffee

Koffee Kosmo wrote:

Some daily coffee scenes

Nice pics KK.

Simon

Poured this morning, stoked with this one, found I was 'wiggling' too early as soon as I brought the tip of the spout closer and it never got a great result. Now I'm experimenting with bringing the tip closer but holding there for a bit to get more of a base for the rosetta, then start wiggling slowly. Still getting a washed up part on the right hand side (it's always the right hand side I've noticed haha), so will nut that out. And still wondering how to get that "ribbon" effect, where there are gaps within the leaves, really wanna get that!

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