Rob Kettner- Fernwood Coffee

I recently photographed Rob Kettner of Fernwood Coffee doing his magic. He was fine-tuning his skills and delivery for the Canadian Barista Championship. Just after I did the shoot he went on to win said competition 😉 Way to go, Rob!!!

Click image below to view a slideshow of his winning routine. Warning- You will have a strong desire for a cup of java after viewing 😉

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