ReciprocityImages

Viaduc de Millau - France
 
Fuji X-T1 + 16-55 f2.8 at 25,7mm - ISO 200 - f11 - 1/450s

This is the Dom of Bamberg, early in the morning.
Ooc jpg merged in Ps. I like to process the raw files in camera.
Xe2 xf18/55.

Being a landscape photographer from way back when..., I never expected the Fuji system to be anything other than a good casual rig for photography. When I bought my X-E2 though, I was simply bown away by the quality of the resulting images. I am now in the process of divesting myself from a couple of D800E's and am concentrating on using Fuji. For landscape worl and even for some wildlife, it is simply amazing!
 

 
 
Fujifilm X-E2 with Fujinon XF 18-55mm
Horseshoe Falls, Tasmania

Couple of early morning sunrises in my local area and some mist/autumn has led to the following:
 
The church in the mist by naddan28, on Flickr
 
Mist and powerlines by naddan28, on Flickr
 
Trees by naddan28, on Flickr
 
Trees 2 by naddan28, on Flickr
 
I don't know why but I've really got "into" shooting panos of late.  Also, I had to force myself into the woods for the last two shots, as I really struggle with tree/woodland photography.
 
All of the images above were captured with an X-T1 and 50-140mm.  All images involved multiple frames (with the last image being an experiment in focus stacking).  

Everything is going the right way. I'm interested in four points on the XPro2: IQ, IQ, IQ and AF. As long as Fuji is focused on that, I'm happy. I expect industrie leading IQ and super fast AF in January. 

Late descent into Barcelona, too late to catch the sunset but we were lucky to catch some colour between cloud layers.
 
Fujifilm X100T.
 
 

A storm over Antwerp with a rainbow, an unlikely hitchhiker and an early morning climbing out into Swiss airspace, coming from Venice...

Descending into Milan last night...
 
Fuji X100T