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Coffee Seeds by Joe Lencioni

Coffee Seeds ƒ/16.0, 1/200 s, 100 ISO

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I moseyed around the house last night trying to get to know my macro lens and flash a little better. While I’m still a ways off from being able to use the setup very well, I think things are getting there. As with anything new, it’ll just take a little practice.

And did you know that coffee beans are actually not beans at all? They are seeds. Look it up.

If you are interested in making the best coffee ever without spending a truckload, get yourself an Aeropress. They are the best. But, if you do get one, do yourself a favor and read up on it in the coffee geek forums. There are a lot of nuances in making coffee that I never knew about before I got one.

Update (1/27/2007) — This photo is now available for free download as desktop wallpaper.

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2 Comments

  1. Oh!!! God I love it! I just recently watched this show on the history channel or discovery channel (one of the two) about the history of coffee; how the first coffee came from Ethiopia when this guy’s goats didn’t come home one evening so he went out looking for them… When he found them the goats were running around all revved up on something and were eating these seeds off a tree. So the guy ate some and felt energized and amazing and so it began… Anyways it was real interesting. I prefer tea, but I still looooove coffee, and have a serious obsession with small spherical objects in mass quantity. So thanks for taking this photo.

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  2. Thanks Amber, I’m glad that you like it. Any chance you know what the documentary was called?

    I know of a coffee documentary that I have been meaning to watch. It’s called Black Gold and it focuses on the fair trade aspect of coffee.

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