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I’m no coffee expert and all coffee brands pretty much tastes the same to me. I can tell you if it tastes good or not but when it comes to the blends and how long it’s been roasted for, I’m pretty clueless. Our writer, Gina, loves her coffee and she will soon be reviewing the world’s strongest coffee. To be honest, I probably enjoy the smell of coffee more than the actual taste. While we wait for the world’s strongest coffee to arrive in the mail, let me show you guys this pretty sweet looking coffee machine.

The Hario Bonimac Siphon Coffee Machine or also known as a vacuum coffee maker is a great looking device that is sure to be a conversation piece at your home. The vacuum coffee maker was invented in 1830 and they were quite popular until the 1950's or so. It generally takes a bit more effort to brew a pot of coffee using a vacuum coffee maker but it results in a more clear brew and better tasting cup of coffee.

The Hario TC-5 Vacuum coffee maker comes with a soot free alcohol burner, a lower glass bulb, and an upper container for the coffee grounds. To use the device, you basically fill the lower bulb with the right amount of water while the upper compartment holds the coffee grounds. Once you have the water and coffee grounds in, place the alcohol burner under the water to boil the water. Once water begins to boil, the steam will rise to the upper container, mixing with the coffee grounds. Once all water has risen, mix the water and coffee grounds in the upper container. Once mixed, remove the heat source from underneath the bulb and the brewed coffee will makes its way back into the lower bulb for you to enjoy.

The Hario TCA-5 Vacuum Coffee Maker is only $110 which is a pretty good price. Not only that but the coffee maker actually looks pretty cool too. You can feel like a chemist while brewing your morning coffee.

Tagged as: Hario TCA-5 Coffee Maker, Siphon, Syphon, Vacuum Coffee Maker

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Men and women will do just about anything to have photos of their most special moments alive. Wedding events are simply among those special occasions that couples are going to remember all through their lives. Some brides prefer to have her photo captured right before she leaves her house, when she gets outside the bridal car and the like. The bride and groom may additionally want images when they released the doves. Alternatively, if you choose to have your engagement or wedding portrait photography carried out inside the photo studio, you can easily figure out which pose looks fantastic for you.

More About Posing and Portraits

1. Group Photography Ideas: 20 Creative Wedding Poses for Bridal Party
2. Engagement Portrait Photography: 30 Interesting Location Ideas
3. 30 Surreal Photo Manipulation: Beyond Portrait Design

For our article today, let’s take a look at how some couples manage to have their portrait taken holding their breath for love. On his Tokyo apartment, Japanese photographer Haruhiko Kawaguchi squeeze couples together in a plastic bag, sucked the air with a vacuum cleaner, and then take these bizarre shots for his photo series “Fresh Love.” Japanese photographer manage to keep love fresh for eternity.

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About 80 couples where photograph inside the 100 by 150 centimeters in size bag wherein the couples literally fit together for love. – via Featureshoot

If you’re searching for a photographer to capture your engagement or wedding photos, consider the kind of images you prefer to have taken. Modern day professional photographers are no longer limited by classic posed images of couples sitting together on one another’s lap. Look for a photographer who is seasoned in taking candid memories you share together with your spouse in a scenic setting.

Photography News Around the Web

1. Nikon D3200: Hands-On Overview via Adorama
2. Portrait Photography Tips via the Guardian
3. People and Portrait Photography via National Geographic

Tagged as: japan, love couples, Photo Inspiration, photography, tokyo

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