I've taken a lot of photos of tables this year... I really like them though, they make a fun collection all together I think.
Camera: Canon EOS 750
Film: Agfa Vista 200
Tea and Coffee
After the coffees gone...
In terms of being a blogger I'm pretty rubbish at taking photos of my food and drinks... I usually just want to eat or drink whatever is in front of me. Also sometimes I think tables of food can look too pretty, too stylised, too seemingly perfect in photos. I rarely compose a scene, I just react and take photos of what I see (and like) and set tables of food or drink never last for long, especially around me (ha).
However, I've become quite taken with these photos of finished coffees and snacks (I had a scone in the top photo and a teacake in the bottom in case you are wondering, they were both tasty. Oh and decaf cappuccinos to drink.) from a couple of weekends ago. I always check we've never left anything behind leaving a table and for some reason that weekend I noticed that actually we leave behind quite a lot. But there's something so organic to the mess, the used cups and saucers - to how different people place their spoons, to how the chairs have been pushed into the table... and even though I looked a little odd, I snapped these two shots as quickly as I could.
I'm starting to sense another unplanned theme of photos to take in the future, hurray!
Forgotten photos: A quick coffee in Split
I didn't used to like coffee, I always thought that it was the rich flavour that made my chest feel tight when I was drinking it - I never thought it was the caffeine causing the tightness as I never have a reaction with tea, just coffee (and Diet Coke thinking about it). For some reason whilst we were in Croatia, I tried a decaf coffee and I've been thoroughly enjoying decaf coffees ever since.
Camera: Olympus OM-10
Film: Kodak Ektar 100
Location: Split, Croatia