jerryy

Great Blue Heron (Ardea herodias)

Mourning Dove (Zenaida macroura)
 

Steam Engine Driver

Railway Museum Dieringhausen, Germany

open thread.

With the silver TTArtisan 35/1.4. Champagne and silver don't clash too awfully badly..

Now that I know how it looks.. time to find out what it can do!

With autumn closing in ...


The temperature is still hot to very hot, but the days are getting shorter, and some few of the tree leaves are starting to change colors and the berry bushes / trees are kicking out fruit for migrating birds to munch on while they pass through on their way to winter homes.

Jerryy,
I really like your train photos. I've seen the RJ Corman diesels in New Philadelphia, OH.
Perhaps you can label future photos with the area they were taken in?
Many thanks for sharing.
Robert

I had about 20 minutes or so in the pretty Yorkshire village of Haworth, best known as the home of the Bronte sisters (Withering Heights / Pride & Prejudice etc).  Here are a few pics. All taken with X-Pro3 and 90mm lens. 

X-S10 with fifty year original Canon FD100-300 f5.6 (f11). 
 
The silvereye has a wide distribution throughout New Zealand. They can be found from sea level to above the tree line but they are not abundant in deep forest or open grassland.
Slightly smaller than a sparrow, the silvereye is olive-green with a ring of white feathers around the eye.
Males have slightly brighter plumage than females. They have a fine tapered bill and a brush tipped tongue like the tui and bellbird.
Silvereyes mainly eat insects, fruit and nectar.
The silvereye was first recorded in New Zealand in 1832 and since there is no evidence that it was artificially introduced, it is classified as a native species. Its Māori name, tauhou, means 'stranger' or more literally 'new arrival'.

Hi
I wonna showcase Fujinon 16/1.4 lens, when using it on travel (I was in 2 weeks holiday in Croatia with my family)
Im new in Fujifilm system, so for now I got only X-S10 and 16/1.4 (looking towards new upcoming XF 33/1.4 or XF 56/1.2 mkII)
Landscape photography/journalism is not my best side, so Im fully aware that 16/1.4 lens will create way better photos in hands of more skilled landscape photographer
Previous I was working on Canon DSLR's (5DII, 5DIII, 6D) + fast primes, so now I can fully appreciate compact size and small weight of aps-c mirrorless cameras + excellent .jpg of Fuji's SOOC
Larger resolution photos are on my flickr gallery including exif data:
https://flickr.com/photos/193816559@N05/
Exif data contains info that all photos was edited in Capture One.
It is because I do resized them all in Capture One after editing only some of them, but most of the photos are SOOC with recipes.
I will point U guys, witch shots was SOOC.
Hope U will enjoy it

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Is this Lightroom Classic?
Under Preferences/Presets there is a global setting which you probably have set to "Camera Settings"
Change this to whatever you want to see - Adobe Default will show a basic colour image

I try again...

X-Pro3 + Fuji 14mm F2.8

What happens when you turn the aperture ring to the A position and then use the front dial to make adjustments?

Thank you so, much for your response and yes I was previously an Olympus camera fan.
I feel much more at ease knowing that I’m not missing something (you don’t know… what you don’t know). It’s a beautiful day here so, I’m looking forward to going out and becoming more well acquainted with this manual zoom lens. 
Warm regards and God bless,
 
Luker

By chance did you used to be an Olympus camera fan? They had some power zoom lenses.
The XF 18-55mm does not have that ability, it is manual zoom all the way.

Fujifilm has at least one power zoom lens as well: the XC 15–45.

But even with that lens, the zoom is controlled via a ring on the lens itself, not through the camera. The Micro Four Thirds power zooms function the same way.
- K

Very attractive pictures during sunset. Picture quality in high. 

Hello !
I recently acquired the XF 200mm F2 and I wanted to share with you my first images made with it.
If you are also a user, don't hesitate to share your pictures !
 
 

X-T4 | XF100-400

What happens when you turn the aperture ring to the A position and then use the front dial to make adjustments?