The World in the Coffee Cup
Last updated 2026-09-29 — There are more and more things you can collect. Henry Hargreaves is a food photographer who, on his travels, not only collects beautiful food with his lens, but also hundreds of takeaway coffee cups from all over the world. Quite a few coffee cups are printed in monochrome and differ only in the logo. To distinguish them, Hargreaves is also quite spelled.
Now there are really more and more things to collect. Henry Hargreaves is a food photographer. During his trip, he not only used his lens to collect delicious food, but also collected hundreds of take-away coffee cups from around the world. A considerable number of coffee cups are printed in monochrome and are only different in logo. Hargreaves is also easy to distinguish between them.
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