Medium roasted by babuci

Photography • Still Life • posted on Sep 19, 2008

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Hello! Interesting to know slowly who's drinking what in the morning and during a day. Honestly I thought most of us would just make a quick coffee and get on with our things to do in this busy life but I was happy to read on my yesterday upload we like to enjoy a coffe beans grounded fresshly and enjoy the "trill". So for today a lovely coffee beans. have a wonderful weekend and new week ahead...seeya (I might take a few days off my other hobby need some attention but back soon, somehow I can not stay long away from here...I wonder why?...lol)

Comments (27)

flora-crassella

4:39PM | Fri, 19 September 2008

the photo is so beautiful that I smell the coffee! Marvelously!!!

bclaytonphoto

5:14PM | Fri, 19 September 2008

ahhh, I can smell them now...Nothing like a really fresh cup of Java. I tend to go for the dark roasts..

jocko500

5:53PM | Fri, 19 September 2008

i do not drink coffee for the after taste is bad to me. I read of the Amercica Indians when they first saw the beans they cooked them like you do with beans. they did not know and they keep on thowing the water away thinking the beans may get better after many washes. lol can not eat these beans

goodoleboy

6:20PM | Fri, 19 September 2008

Another fantastic kitchen macro from our Tunde! I don't drink coffee and don't know beans about the subject, except that it contains caffeine and it gives you a quick pick up when needed.

Littlejock

6:26PM | Fri, 19 September 2008

Superb lighting and colours. Excellent work

MrsLubner

6:56PM | Fri, 19 September 2008

I thought ALL coffee drinkers ground their own beans. I do it cup-by-cup. We don't make a pot at a time. Just grind for one cup at a time. Makes for a fresher and richer cup. I like the smell of beans as they grind and I love to use finely ground beans in my cooking. and OH! chocolate covered coffee beans! oh yum... This is a very good shot, btw. :-)