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X-Trans is perfect for landscapes: Here are some recent X100S samples from Northern Italy.
 

X-E1 + 10-24/4 10mm f9 240sec. iso200
 

Buongiorno Umbria

So here's another one that's more "landscape"ish. When we've been to the area of Ninh Binh (aka "the dry Ha Long Bay"), we didn't stay in the city itself but in a homestay in a tiny village a few kilometers away. It was a great way of seeing how the people actually lived, a fun experience and in the midst of beautiful landscape. This spot was in 5 minutes walking distance to our room and captures the "remoteness" of the place very vell.
 

Hello everyone,
 
I have always liked to travel and take photographs. However, I really started to enjoy photography when I discovered Fuji cameras. I currently travel with a X100S, the WLC equivalent to 28mm and a XE-1 with the 60mm lens. 
 
This combination 28-35-90 is perfect since it covers most of my photographic needs. There are times I wish I had the 35mm and 14mm lenses but I don’t really need them. 
 
I'm joining the forum because I want to share my pictures and learn as much as I can from you all. My goal is to capture those places I visit the best I can with a number of limitations. That is, just one opportunity with the available light for taking the photograph, no possibility of returning to the scene in most cases.
 
Best,
 
Fernando