Shayne

London,2015 x100s
Bangkok 
 

Banging The Bishop
(Anglo-Saxon humour) if you don't understand, ask
Banging The Bishop by Paul Crespel, on Flickr

Hongdae, Seoul, South Korea

i'm a new in this forum, so this is my first photo here.
i was in Bari, Italy last weekend, i took this photo with my X-E2, 35/1.4
 

Gruss
Gregor
 
Gesendet von iPad Pro mit Tapatalk

X100S portrait
 

Winter girl by Pascal van Gerven, on Flickr

Tereza ,2015 London
X100s and godox wistro in octa softbox 

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Jpeg, sooc, Acros

xxx

Fuji X-E2, 50-230mm @ 95.4; F/14 1/125 ISO 200

Looking to sacrifice one lens and toss it off my roof.... Which do I choose? 10-24mm, 16mm, 35mm f/2, 56mm 18-55mm or 55-200mm

North Shore of Kauai a couple weeks ago.
 

Moroccan Desert , 2016 x100t 

Snowdonia ,North Wales 2014, X100s this is one of magical moments i went true last visit , small but very powerful mountains in North Wales, i went for black and white grainy look .
 
x100s c1  

Xt1 with 18-138mm

Mallorca
 
X-E2, XF 10-24, f/22, 17s, ISO 400
 

Went to Berlin for a few days, shot all of the following images with the X-T1 and 35 f2 (except for one shot on the X100T and one with the 16 f1.4). See the link for the whole story, too many images to post here.
 
http://www.tomhenderix.com/blog/2016/5/19/berlin-in-pictures
 
I always travel light, but since this was strictly r&r with my wife, I wanted to go even lighter, hence no bag and only the cam with one lens. The new 35 is lovely, I never missed a wider aperture, not even shooting in low light. And while I love my X100T, I prefer the controls of the X-T1. A beautiful piece of engineering that new 35, equal to the 16 in every way, and hopefully the new standard for all Fujinons to come.
 
 

After figuring out how to add pictures, here are a few of mine!
 

 

 

 

 
 
First one on the X Pro 2 and the rest with the X-T1.

Two Exhausted Soul by ewm19, on Flickr

Bangkok,2015 
 
#X100s 

Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan (XP-1 + XF18-55mm/ X10)

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mirrored walk by Christoph, auf Flickr
 
 
 
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