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A few more from my recent trawl around London with the X Pro 2 and 16mm.
 
SP-707 
 
SP-613
 
SP-597
 
SP-596
 
SP-587
 
SP-593 by Matt Bunting, on Flickr

Peterhof gardens worker manages water attraction
faces by crunch_tone, on Flickr

into the light by Mota Boy, auf Flickr

x-pro2, xf56 f1.2

x-pro2, xf 56mm f1.2

X-T10, 35/1.4
 

 

x-pro2, xf90mm f2

Hi All, My name is Ian and I always seem to have had a Fuji camera but not always as my main kit. This has now changed since I purchased my X100s ( my opinion this is the best digital camera ever made and still is! I would never part with it for any reason as it still amazes me with its never ending potential) A year odd ago I purchased a Xt1 with 18-55 as a toe in the water to replace my Nikon D3, I great misgivings on this and for the first six months I had a love hate relationship with this little camera. The image quality was never an issue but the handling of all things but once you acclimatise to it and get your mind out of dslr mode it's a little powerhouse of a camera. So at this present moment I have no Nikon gear and have since purchased a 16mm and a 50-140 so I think the Fuji has truly won me over!
I am an amateur hobbyist photographer these days and I will have a go at most subjects and just enjoy the fun of photography recently trying infrared. I will not shoot weddings,baby portraits,animal portraits , mushrooms or horses

Hello everyone,
 
just a quick introduction of myself. I'm a portrait and fashion photographer based in Florence.
I've recently switched my professional equipment to Fuji, since I've used for one year the X100T and I found it was working very good for me. 
 
Here's my first session i took in my studio with the xpro2 and the 90mm. 
I shoot it with the natural light coming from the big window in my studio and with a beauty dish helping the light on the eyes. 
 
The picture has been shoot in raw and edited in Lightroom with Classic Chrome Color Profile. 
 
Soon on my blog I will post an extended first review with more photos from this session,
 
Alessandro
 
 
 
 

××××× Open Thread ×××××
 
Feel free to add more flower photos. Fuji has one of the best color!
taken with X-M1
 
lens: EBC Fujinon T 135mm 2.5 M42
 
Wisteria 紫藤花
 
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Flower admirer
XT1+50-140 mm lens, JPEG original

Another one
 
Fuji XE-1 18-55
 
the colors are a bit heavy, that's because of the low resolution of the image.
 
Only 734.51KB
 

Both taken with X-T1+ Super Takumar 50/1,4
 
Piia @Kadriorg, Tallinn, Estonia by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr
 
Piia @Kadriorg, Tallinn, Estonia by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr

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Another hibiscus
 
Fuji XE-1 18-55
 
 
Regards

Good  day
 
Fuji XE-1 with 18-55
 
This flower came from the plant called "Esclepiades."
 
Regards
 

X-T10, 56/1.2
 

Tianna by Dalibor Tomic, on Flickr