The man behind the camera caught out at work

This is the bar you have?

Daniela I can understand by the glasses on the wall but it is a cafe we manage , yes this is my 4 day job. Thanks Steve

Hi Steve! Yes please, a large café latte for me:-)

IS that Full cream, Skinny, Soy Almond or Lactose free coming right up. it a traditional Long Macchiato topped up for me. {;o) Steve

Oh dear, far too many options;-) Skinny, I'd say!

its all a case of taste, me water and coffee.

Hello Steve. Excuse me but I'm a little confused. Where are you? There's a shot of a guy called Roger Waters (I guess his wife thoughtfully sewed his name onto his shirt so that it would be harder to lose or get stolen - although why bother when the shirt is this colourful and shiny and distinctive?). Maybe I have missed something obvious here. I usually do!!

No confusion i am just like Rodger the front man , glad he lost his shirt when my son and my self went to his concert , best i have ever been to as a Floyd fan. Not sure Rodger would stand there all day making coffees but i get the job. the food my wife makes is second to none and that is a whole other story Remember this

www.ipernity.com/doc/1073393/43556916

so much more to the cafe than just that. Glad i thought to put the shit on that day was more Tom's focus not the face.

{;o))) Steve

Make mine an Americana Steve and a Latte for Eileen. Yep, cool shirt but I am afraid I have never heard of Roger Waters. - Nice elbow-pad! - used to elbow away inpatient customers I guess?
Herb

Down here an Long black (American) . the elbow pad is the flowers in the vase in front of me the lens setting at F2.8 makes it look so. this is Toms photo as i was given it we would have moved slightly. very good concert none the less. Steve

I was only joshing, Herb. You are corresponding with someone who actually shared a brew with Ian Anderson of JethroTull fame in his cottage at Camasunary on Skye once!
(My only claim to fame and I promise there will be no more name-dropping - apart from Tony Grieg and possibly Twiggy, Rosamund Pilcher and David Bellamy - don't even ask!!).

my my, some of us are mortals i am impressed. the interesting thing is i knew them all but had to look up Rosamund Pilcher only {;o)

And I only knew Twiggy and Rosamunde Pilcher :-)

Of course all tongue in cheek; I certainly wasn't on the Christmas card list of any of them!
Iain Anderson - met by accident, I walked past his cottage and he came out and invited me inside for a cuppa!
Tony Grieg; Was stuck in a lift with him for a couple of minutes in a hotel in Leeds. I was working at a lighting exhibition - a holiday job - and he was of course captaining England at the 1976 Headingly Test Match versus the Windies. I just about managed to summon up a tremulous 'Good luck' as we gratefully stepped out of the lift. He turned round to say thank you and banged his head on the lift door. I thought I might have scuppered any remaining chance we had of saving the test! At 18 these things can weigh heavily!!!
Twiggy - went to the same school as a Landlady of mine (extremely tenuous THAT link I grant you!),
Rosamund Pilcher - a good friend of my aunt's in Cornwall and
David Bellamy went to my school.
As I said. Name-dropping. I SOOO hate it!!!!

Tony Grieg? , I know the others though. Rosamunde Pilcher being especially famous in Germany. My claim to name dropping, well I was once only a couple of feet away from the queen!!! but don't tell anyone as they would want my autograph too. Andy, you can post me your autograph on a £20 note in the usual manner :) H

Can't find a £20 note, Bill. I hope a 50euro note will be acceptable!
Tony Grieg. You are obviously not a cricket fan!
He was the South African born all-rounder who captained England in the mid to late 70s. He was very tall, hence his hitting his head on the lift door!