A Few More Coffee Photos

I went by my friend David's coffee roasting shop, The Coffee Registry, again a few weeks ago and took a few more pictures. This time I opted to arm myself with some faster film, and decided to take a few color shots as well. Turns out, its easier to take sharper pictures when you can up your shutter speed to 1/60. Go figure.

Anyways, I'm putting just a couple below for your enjoyment. And as I said last time, I highly recommend that you hop on over to his site, and sign yourself up for a subscription. You won't regret it, I promise you that.

Some Photography

So I spent some time last week with my friend, David, at his shop. He's a local craft coffee roaster here in Fort Collins, as well as being the senior pastor at our church. We have been talking about putting together a little side project here in town that focuses on the craft culture here in Fort Collins. And as part of the preparation, I went and took some pictures of his shop.

It was very last minute, and unfortunately the only speed of film I had with me was really too slow to be used inside his shop, such is the downfall of shooting film. I was shooting between 1/15 and 1/8 shutter speed with no tripod, so there were many pictures that didn't turn out well. Although there was really too much shake on most of the pictures, I managed to salvage a few and I thought I would share them with you.

If you have the time, you should really check out David's business, The Coffee Registry. Head on over to www.thecoffeeregistry.com and start a subscription of some of the best coffee you'll ever drink. You can also find a few more pictures from the shoot on his site, as well.

For those who are interested, these pictures were shot with a Mamiya M645 1000s with a 80mm F/2.8 lens on Kodak TMax 100 film. 

I did a very light bit of editing in Photoshop.