Food Photography: Coffee
I’ve been working on some product food photography. Sharing some photos of roasted coffee beans and coffee that I shot recently.
Roasted coffee beans above : 60mm at F5, 1/10 Sec and ISO 400
Below: 60mm at F8, 1/10 Sec and ISO 400.
Powdered Coffee Close-up Above: 35mm at F3.2, 1/100 Sec, ISO 200
Below: 35mm at F3.5, 1/40 Sec and ISO 125.
Brewed Coffee Above: 35mm at F2, 1/250 Sec ISO 200
Coffee Beans Below: 60mm at F4, 1/80 Sec ISO 400.
I started learning photography when film cameras were still being manufactured, and have some un-developed films lying in a box since years! While searching for ‘35mm negative film developing’ on the net, I accidentally came across a great tutorial about developing black & white film with coffee, Vitamin C & soda! More info about the process is here. Will try it soon!
awesome shots! love them
Thanks Kaval
Nice shots! 1st and 4th are my favorite in this series:)
Now I want a cup. I really enjoyed the perspective on these.
Thanks Paul
Glad you like them.
Coffee and photography – two of my favorite things.
Beautiful photos!
Thank you so much Julee
It’s a huge compliment coming from you!
Great shots Ritu!
VERY NICE, Kafi IS MY FAV
Truly stunning, would desperately love a nice cup now but it’s well past midnight… The shots are awesome!
Thanks a lot!
Product photography is tough and you did an amazing job!
My dad used to click with film rolls but i never tried. checked out the links you shared .. pretty cool!
Thanks Kankana
Realized ‘product’ food photography is quite different than ‘Food Photography’, I miss the styling with all the beautiful props!
Loving the texture of your crinkle cookies and the combination of green with brown!
Can’t tell you enough, how much I love your pictures and styling of food!
The top two and the last pic are my faves. Great control and used the light beautifully to bring out the true colour of the beans, in particular. The coffee, vit.c and soda ‘developers’ must be the modern sustainable way to process the film without chemicals. I’d like to see the results, that’s for sure.
Thanks a lot!
Not sure if it’s modern, but it gives an amazing vintage look on the images!
Great clarity
Thanks!
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Really cool shots, beautifully done! xxx Ailsa
Thanks Alisa
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love these photos, the word Coffee on the first photo is nice touch.
Thanks Patrick! Glad you like the coffee stain text
I’m not a coffee person. Love the smell of it, but despise it as a drink. Through your images, I’m feeling the aroma of the fresh ground coffee. YUM.
Cheers!
Ritu
Great photos. They make me really ‘wake up and smell the coffee’.
I didnt think it was possible to love coffee more than I do now but these photos are sooooo amazing!!!
Amazing shots! Great use of DoF!
Thanks
food photography is really great, i love both foods and photography at the same time.^
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You have got amazing talent Ritu, I really get inspired whenever I go through your blogs, photography & compositions. You should spread your wings globally, I m sure everybody will be liking it..
keep sharing the great stuff that you do.. : )
Thanks a lot for the lovely compliments and suggestions Ravinder! Cheers!
Ritu
Can’t tell you how much I love coffee… Great work!
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These are great shots! It’s always hard when you have to shoot dark colors.
Thanks!
Yeah that’s right, and that too on a contrasting white background!