coffee shop Photo | TrekEarth

Photographer’s Note

inside very pleasantand poor place. Excellent tea and macciato, and not much more sold here. But they have very friendly staff. It is a family business, first run by a father, soon to be taken over by beautiful girl u see working here. They make excellent pancakes and avocado shakes in the morning

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don_narayan (2014) 2005-06-01 3:45

very interesting. i see people but i don't see the people. i like the lighting as well.

gringofil (0) 2005-06-01 5:51

I would say that this one of your best. The mood is there, the colors are cool and the way these figures are blurred makes the shot for me. How do you find such locations? Anyway, you have a knack at showing the world around you in a different yet interesting way. Kudos for that.

zig (2450) 2005-06-01 8:47

Okay this is a photo of a coffee shop in your country. You know what, I can't shot this beatiful scenery at coffee shops in Japan!! Something is missing in here....Anyways, this is great shot with beatiful lights and figures of blurred people's shade. Nice one!

Paker (2636) 2005-06-01 9:07

Hej,
Troche trudno bez tytuly domyslec sie ze zdjecia co to jest ale facet w ruchu powoduje,ze to przestaje sie liczyc. Kapitalne. Patrzac na to zdjecie przypomina mi sie jedno ze zdjec T. Gudzowatego z klasztoru Shaolin(nie wiem czy miales przyjemnosc ogladac). Czlowieka nie widac praktycznie tylko jego buty..... ekstra.
pzdr.
K.

inisheer (317) 2005-06-01 10:33

Nothing "wowish" but I feel like if I was in the room. Probably due to the warm colours. Good job.

bnallama (3755) 2005-06-05 16:58

For some reason I love this shot. Lovely colors and great effect. How was it to travel around Ethopia? Friendly people? Easy to get around?
Thx for sharing. bala

tongapup (1574) 2005-06-19 18:17

Oh yes, gorgeous. Most of the time you don't have a lot of motion blur but it is soooo beautiful here. The inside of this place reminds me of the inside of a humble church. Instead of an altar, there's a bar.