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"Uncertain future" Siem Reap, Cambodia 2017   Fuji X-T2 + XF16mm f1.4 R WR   Instagram: jose_carpin_photographer
Website: www.josecarpin.com  

Jodhpur
X-E1
 

I own both the 18-55 and the 35 1.4.  I purchased both of these with my X-E1 back in February 2013.  The 18-55 is my "don't leave home without it lens" and the 35 1.4, though not used as often, pretty much goes with me anywhere and everywhere.  
The 18-55 is ultra-sharp, it is light, it is small, and it is fairly fast at F2.8-F4 variable aperture.  With OIS, it's pretty darn near perfect for me.  You can check out my blog in the signature block below to see how I've used it in pretty much any weather, anywhere.  
Just with the 18-55 alone, I've "kept" not taken mind you, over 30,000 images (per my LR collection);  many, many are for stock sales. 
 
The 35 1.4 is just a gorgeous lens.  Yes, you'll read it's not ultra-sharp in the corners, blah blah blah, but I will never, ever do away with that lens as long as I have an X-camera.  It just gives images a certain look, and the fast aperture helps tremendously in low light, and the bokeh is amazing. 
It's a b*tch to lock focus at times, but when it does, it's cutting edge.  
There was a post here somewhere a while back asking what are your two favorite lenses -- I chose as my #1 the 18-55, and the 16 1.4 as the number 2, but the 35 1.4 i an amazing piece of glass --- and it's a looker as well.

X-E3 = X-E2 with Xpro 2 sensor + film simulation + AF and X-T2 tilting lcd screen
Thats all...

From my home country, Borobudur, Indonesia
 

Meeting a group of pilgrims who rest during Lake Manasarovar Kora (Kora means a ritual circumambulation of a holy place), Ngari Prefecture, Tibet
 
005b6592-01 by yhcvn, on Flickr

Sheep grazing under the Himalayas, Shigatse Prefecture, Tibet
 
003b6165-01 by yhcvn, on Flickr

Potala Palace, Lhasa, Tibet
 
053a1255-01-2 by yhcvn, on Flickr

Near Baiku Co, Shigatse Prefecture, Tibet
 
045a5847-01-2 by yhcvn, on Flickr

Toling Monastery, Zanda, Ngari Prefecture, Tibet
 
041a0788-01 by yhcvn, on Flickr

Toling Monastery, Zanda, Ngari Prefecture, Tibet
 
040a0779-01 by yhcvn, on Flickr

Tangra Yumco, Nagqu Prefecture, Tibet
 
038a4632 by yhcvn, on Flickr

Baryang, Shigatse Prefecture, Tibet
 
037a5268-01 by yhcvn, on Flickr

Mt. Gurla Mandhata, Ngari Prefecture, Tibet
 
036a5703-01-2 by yhcvn, on Flickr

Mt.Cho Oyu, Shigatse Prefecture, Tibet
 
034a6299-01 by yhcvn, on Flickr

Mt. Gurla Mandhata, Ngari Prefecture, Tibet
 
033a5304-01 by yhcvn, on Flickr

X-T1, 16-55/2.8 and formatt hitech nd filter
 
check out my blogpost about the krka national park in croatia
http://www.patrickpapesch.com/croatia-krka-national-park/
 
 
 
 
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Fujisan on Ice
 
X-T1 GS + 10-24 f/4
 

German countryside. Fuji X100S  @ISO 200, 1/640, f5.6.
 

 
 

I love using the X100t (and X100/X100s before it) for landscapes. I like the challenge of a single focal length and not having to stress about lenses, etc... Here are a few landscapes from Iceland:
 
 
 
 

Symbol of Japan ... Fujisan & Shinkansen
 
X-T1 GS + 10-24 f/4
 
Symbols of Japan ... Fujisan and Shinkansen by Mahalarp Teeradechyothin, on Flickr

Untitled by Ilya Postnikov, on Flickr

Mushroom Picker...
... in Monti Sibillini/Italy
 

Great picture Enzio! Did you tweak the sensor for IR light?
 

Shire by Licht Sluw, on Flickr

One of the shopping malls in Cebu, Philippines
 
X-T1 + XF14mm 2.8R
58Sec, f/22, ISO 200