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• Pai, Northern Thailand

  
  by dannyfresh
  posted about 1 month ago
  8 comments and 6 votes

  3 days, good coffee and a festival in Pai.

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• People's Recreation Community

  
  by ccwai
  posted 2 months ago
  2 comments and 2 votes

  Be amazed by the dazzling reds, mixtures of old and new in this hip cafe/bookstore located right opposite Times Square HongKong! Great place to rest after a shopping fiesta!

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• The Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf Location Challenge

  
  by cinzinc
  posted 2 months ago
  2 comments and 3 votes

  This challenge was done last year, 2008. The goal was to have coffee in all the branches within our reach! I was accompanied by a good friend of mine to go through this challenge. The results, satisfying although not totally accomplished.

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• Tipster of the Week: Your Kitchen Is My Darkroom

  
  by scapegoat
  posted 4 months ago
  19 comments and 20 votes

  Coffee + soda + vitamin C and some analogue passion are all the thing you need to make a photograph, you don't believe me? Let me show you...

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• Café de Paris - Gießen

  
  by abcdefuck
  posted 7 months ago
  4 comments, 13 submissions, and 8 votes

  A very small, cosy café in an old, beautiful street in Gießen.

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• Coffee, Tea, and Lomography Rumble Winner Announcement!

  
  by cruzron
  posted 8 months ago
  32 comments and 3 votes

  Coffee? Tea? Check out the caffeine goodness in our rumble announcement!

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• DIY C-41 Film Coffee Process

  
  by lomosexual_manboy
  posted 8 months ago
  19 comments and 14 votes

  If you ever want to try to self develop your film with coffee, here is a good tip!

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• Holga in Newport Beach, CA

  
  by greatwhite
  posted 10 months ago
  2 comments and 1 vote

  It amazes me now, in retrospect, that I spent seventeen years of adolescence waiting for the day when I could leave my hometown of Newport Beach, California. Ten years later I recently spent a month back in the place that I was raised and now wonder how I ever took such a place of beauty for granted. Sea, sand, surf and surfers: Newport Beach is truly a place unlike any other.

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• In the Shop: Street Level Espresso.

  
  by jeffmoore
  posted 10 months ago

  You’re wandering the streets of lovely Victoria in British Columbia and you need to satisfy your hunger for analog imagery while quenching your thirst for a perfectly crafted espresso. Good thing for you **Ken Gordon** has opened the perfect little spot, aptly titled: **Street Level Espresso**. The walls are adorned with large framed prints from a familiar plastic artillery. With a true eye for taste and a true taste for all things coffee, we knew there was more to the man behind the counter.

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• Beating the Credit Crunch - The Coffee Developer

  
  by mattcharnock
  posted 11 months ago
  17 comments and 5 votes

  With today’s economic crisis we need to find new ways to beat the credit crunch and, by Jove, Hanspan and I have it! Why spend tons of cash getting your films developed when you can do it really cheaply with ingredients from your own Kitchen?

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• Mandolin Books and Coffee Company

  
  by dirklancer
  posted 11 months ago
  2 submissions and 2 votes

  OK, so this isn't on the list of big attractions for the city with a massive indoor mall and tremendous river valley. It's probably not even any list of attractions for Edmonton. Nevertheless, there's a good chance you'll find me here if you stop by.

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• Le Fontainas, Brussels

  
  by jelga
  posted about 1 year ago
  one comment and 1 vote

  Welcome to one of my favorite cafés in Brussels any time of the day: Le Fontainas is for sure one of the best places downtown to sip a coffee in the morning reading the paper, have a simple lunch and a beer at noon or enjoy some cocktails in the evening with friends, all of this while listening to some of the most interesting music selection in Brussels. In winter, you can sit inside and warm up with a hot chocolate. The interior decoration is cozy, with a nice vintage touch and huge photographs on the wall :). I particulary like the recycled chairs and tables, each one in a different shape and color.

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• Tis the Season for Jacksonville, OR

  
  by strangelilgirl
  posted about 1 year ago
  2 votes

  Jacksonville, Oregon is a historic town found right in the center of Oregon’s wine country. It’s about a 20 minute drive to get there from my apartment in Central Point. It has always been a favorite stop for my Mom and I when looking for something fun to do on a Saturday afternoon, or when we’d have family visiting from far away, anxious to go sight-seeing.

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• Coffee Bar - Kavos Baras

  
  by puly
  posted about 1 year ago
  3 votes

  Coffee Bar is a cafe for everyone who likes high quality coffee. There are some reasons why you should choose this bar: first of all it starts to work from 7 am in the morning, so this is a place where you can find me after the sunrise and before first lecture during winter seasons (and tell me, who doesn't like to take some photos of the sunrise?). Secondly, Coffee Bar bakes its own confectionery. You really need to try éclairs, "cause they're so tasty.

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• Cappuccino

  
  by golfpunkgirl
  posted about 1 year ago
  3 votes

  There is absolutely nothing that can beat an authentic Italian cappuccino. I've always been a big fan of coffee and though many parts of the world are known for their different coffee varieties and beans...the cappuccino has always been a favourite of mine (and incidentally I discovered the cappuccino actually originated from Vienna!). When in Italy, it doesn't matter where you go, be it a fancy 100-year-old cafe or the little corner snack bar with two tables out front, the cappuccinos they serve are always top-knotch. I must've drunk about 42 cups in my 2 week stay and not once did it disappoint.

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