Some of you have been reading my blog for a while, and might allready know this. I work in a café/bar/restaurant, and we make loads of coffee every day. So I started challenging myself on how to make patterns in the foam of the cappuchinos and lattes.
It only took me a week to learn how to pour the patterns, but half a year to perfect them. I am now able to make tulips, lillies and hearts. My next goal is to learn hpw to do the leaf, and then maybe even more difficult ones.
Do you know how to make coffee art?
Do you have any allergies?
As you can see, there is quite a few options there that you can play with before even opening the image. Once it is opened, it converts to .jpg and you can continue editing like you would if you didn’t use raw. The only difference is you might not have to, since you allready edited so much directly into the raw file. You can ofcourse manage to do all these things in a .jpg file aswell, but each time you alter a .jpg file it loses some of its quality. So if you alter the image too much, it can damage the whole file. In raw, you keep the same quality all the way, and don’t have to worry about such things.
I am totally in love. I mean, I want it so badly it hurts. Even tho I don’t really use t-shirts for anything other than sleep in or wear with my snugglepants. I still want it cause of its awesomeness. If you don’t get the narwhal reference, take a look at this:
