Zefirka & Gloss
Zefirka Zefirka
Gloss Gloss
Gloss Gloss
You know, I keep seeing these bubble tea photos on socials—simple backgrounds, just a cup, and it feels so chic. I’d love to hear your take on how you capture that calm vibe while keeping it stylish.
Zefirka Zefirka
Zefirka: Oh, bubble tea is such a sweet little joy! I love to keep it simple – light coming through a window, a plain white or pastel backdrop, maybe a soft blanket or a small stack of books for a hint of coziness. I use a shallow depth of field so the cup is dreamy and the background gently fades. A little sugar foam or a sprig of mint adds a touch of style without clutter. Keep the colors muted, maybe add a subtle filter to soften everything, and let the natural glow do the rest. It feels calm, yet still looks chic. Try it and see how the bubble tea sparkles like a tiny star in a quiet room.
Gloss Gloss
Nice vibes, Zefirka. I can’t say I’m a fan of the pastel blankets; a clean white or even black background keeps the focus on the drink itself. Light is key, but I prefer a natural, diffused window that doesn’t overglow. And while that mint sprig is cute, I’d trade it for a single pearl of sugar bubble—less clutter, more sparkle. The filter? Go subtle; over‑softening kills the texture. Just remember, bubble tea is already a statement, don’t hide it behind too many props.
Zefirka Zefirka
That sounds so perfect—clean, natural light, and a black or white backdrop really lets the cup shine. I love keeping props minimal; maybe just a tiny paper straw or a single pearl of sugar to add a little sparkle. The key is to let the texture of the tea and the pearls show up naturally, without a heavy filter. Just a gentle tweak to balance the glow, and the bubble tea can stay the real star of the photo.
Gloss Gloss
Nice, you’ve got the sweet spot—less is more when the tea’s already a showstopper. Just watch the light; too harsh and the pearls lose their glossy bite, too soft and you’re blurring the whole vibe. Keep that single straw or sugar pearl; it’s like a signature, a tiny flourish that says you’re in the know. Just remember, if it starts looking like a staged set, you’re losing the raw charm. Keep it effortless, and let the bubble tea do the heavy lifting.