Coffee's Journey Board

A detailed, multi-panel documentary photography layout capturing the coffee journey from origin to cup. Includes three panels (Origin, Transformation, Cup) with specific photographic instructions, lighting, and typographic requirements, emphasizing realism and avoiding illustration.

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1A coffee's journey board from [ORIGIN] to cup [VARIETY / PROCESS / ROASTER]. Three-panel documentary photography layout, shot on medium format. No illustrations. No flat graphics. No hand-drawn elements. Left panel, The Origin: Aerial and macro photography of a specific hillside farm at [ALTITUDE]m, morning mist still on the canopy. Extreme close-up of a picker's weathered hands selecting red cherries. Wet mill or raised drying beds photographed mid-process, real equipment, real workers, natural light. Varietal name and altitude typeset in clean serif over the image. Center panel, The Transformation: Burlap sacks stacked in a warehouse, origin ink stamps in focus. Interior of a roastery drum roaster glowing amber through a porthole, heat haze visible. A minimal line graph of the roast curve overlaid in white type, first crack and second crack marked as timestamps. Macro shot of roasted beans mid-pour, steam catching side light. Right panel, The Cup: A ceramic pour-over in progress, water threading in a slow spiral, the bloom exhaling upward in real steam. Final cup resting on a worn café table in warm morning window light. Tasting notes [NOTES] set in light italic type floating near the rim, not illustrated, typographic only. Color arc: Tropical green → roastery amber → café morning gold. Cinematic color grading, not illustrated. Title block: "[COFFEE NAME] [FARM], [REGION], [ALTITUDE]m, [PROCESS], [ROAST PROFILE]" — typeset in bold condensed sans-serif across the top.