Turkish Coffee

[VlasalV]

Does anybody likes turkish coffee?

[WalterEG]

Prompted me to reach for the ibrik and do a brew.

What a shame you cropped off the delightful art deco man fromn the can.

Nevertheless you have captured the thick lucious texture admirably.

[armand]

Appealing for a sleepy morning. Am I mistaken that your focus is not on the coffee surface but on the plate/ the can?

[VlasalV]

Yes, that was my first snapshot on this subject and the AF did not really help. After the two coffees I tried to improve it.

Maybe here some reflections are distracting?


BTW, I could not sleep that day!! 

[Jaffy]

I much prefer the second image as it conveys more atmosphere.
The reflection lower right is maybe a little bright, but not intrusive.

[Rob C]

Sorry to be the cloud; I don't though, think it works at all in black/white. The contents of the cup look like mud or tar, not in the least like Turkish coffee which I have enjoyed, even if only in Kyrenia and not in the homeland of the invader.

In colour, I think it might work very well. If you have it, why not show it?

Rob C

[VlasalV]

Of course, why not? Here we go:   

[WalterEG]

Damn it!!  That crema twists my arm to brew up.

[armand]

I prefer the color by a lot, in the bw if you don't see the title (or the writing on the cup) it could be anything but coffee.

[Rob C]

Glad I suggested you show colour: the lower shot is, for me, the better of the two, and very nice indeed! Wonderful look to the containers, too.

Rob C