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Is it some kind of Macaque, its obviously something with a very powerful jaw with that muscle ridge down the back of the skull.

Few weeks ago we finally exchanged rings with my wife. Nothing too big, a little ceremony at my parents garden with 60 friends and family members. Although my wife wasn't too happy, having me carrying my camera with me, I couldn't leave my Fuji in the bag and had to take some behind the scenes shots. Here are some of them. All shot with X-Pro2 and 35/1,4.
 
My Wedding @Tallinn, Estonia by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr
 
My Wedding @Tallinn, Estonia by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr
 
My Wedding @Tallinn, Estonia by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr
 
My Wedding @Tallinn, Estonia by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr
 
My Wedding @Tallinn, Estonia by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr
 
My Wedding @Tallinn, Estonia by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr
 
My Wedding @Tallinn, Estonia by Hendrik Osula, on Flickr
 
 

My brothers J7 @ 2CV World Meeting Torun by Mota Boy, auf Flickr
 
2CV World Meeting Torun 2015 by Mota Boy, auf Flickr
 
2CV World Meeting Torun 2015 by Mota Boy, auf Flickr
 
2CV World Meeting Torun 2015 by Mota Boy, auf Flickr
 
Mercedes-Bokeh by Mota Boy, auf Flickr
 
2CV World Meeting Torun 2015 by Mota Boy, auf Flickr

Can't understand why you did this to a new camera. If you want a used camera, make it because you're traveling and shooting a lot, not because you think it is stylish. For me it is stupid to have a fake used camera. 

Over the last 3 years I went all-out on alternative kens hoods for my XF glass collection:
 

 
                                               
 
More details and recommentations at All about that Hood

Theres one here on ebay, it looks a bit crude though.
 
http://www.ebay.fr/itm/162003827666?rmvSB=true

I've spent a few weeks travelling the Bosnian hinterlands. A fascinating place to be. Here are some pics I've took along the way. All were taken by the x100s system.

Theres one here on ebay, it looks a bit crude though.
 
http://www.ebay.fr/itm/162003827666?rmvSB=true

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I am sure we can all take a little stick , being slapstick  of broomstick, as long as there is a jocular intent       !
 
Always remember ( it cuts both ways) the Talleyrand famous phrase : “ Surtout, pas trop de zèle! “, now that I think of it, I should print this text in block letters onto my computer,
 
 
Written and sent from my own computer, at home, while sipping coffee in front of it, which ( or witch?  ) brand and OS are none of your business!

I didn't know they made cameras for Witches! Broomsticks yes but Cameras? ......

Forgive me if this type of thread already exists, but I couldn't find it so I'll give it a shot. I love taking pictures of old buildings, especially those that are abandoned or in disrepair. Lots of stories to be told by these old buildings and homes. Let's post them here! 
 
Abandoned by Deveren Fogle, on Flickr

A "factory monochrome" wouldn't be that hard for Fuji to do, for a few reasons.
 
1.) The X-series is already getting a custom filter pack that nothing else uses, so Fuji is either modifying the sensor stack themselves (getting bare sensors from Sony and attaching the filter pack) OR paying Sony to do custom work - it's possible that SONY makes and attaches the X-Trans filter to Fuji's specification, but if so, they are certainly doing something beyond "ship Fuji 1000 IMX071 sensor assemblies". Since the filter pack is ALREADY modified, it wouldn't be a big deal to add "oh, put a piece of clear optical glass on a few of those instead of the XTrans".
 
2.) Fujis don't use an AA filter, which is one of the trickier pieces of the sensor stack to deal with. As far as I know, no mono camera (stock or conversion) does either.
 
3.) They are already (supposedly) doing an "X-T1 IR" for a couple hundred dollars extra. That is almost exactly the same piece of work, except for messing with the ISO.
 
Anyway, it would be trivial for Fuji to turn out even a few hundred of these - the biggest piece of custom work is probably recalibrating the ISO and making custom ISO dials if the original camera had one(a mono camera is quite a bit faster, and might have a base ISO of 500 or 640, depending on how dense the XTrans filter that gets removed is). Since it's trivial, why not? Total sales will probably be in he hundreds or low thousands per year, but it may well lure some photographers to the X-system -  someone buys a monochrome even though they aren't primarily a Fuji shooter, likes it, adds a color body and more lenses...

both passions combined...
 
X-T1 & Samyang 12mm f2 <-> Kawasaki Z1000
 

 

XM-FL. 24mm f8. First test.
 

 
Wall watching. by Begi Nabara, on Flickr

All this pics with XT1 and 10-24
 
1- Saggrada Familia
 

 
2- Montjuic
 

 
3- Palau musica
 

 
4- Montserrat
 

 
 
5- Agbar tower
 

 
 

A recent ride in a very special car, shot with my new X-T10
 

 
More can be seen at http://www.drivingline.com/2015/09/touring-italian-style-salon-prive/  all those with my credit included were shot on the Fuji - those outside the car were provided by the event.
 
I have a steep learning curve with this wonderful camera but I am pleased with the results so far.
 
jb

This was shot inside of the Écomusée d'Alsace, a Museum village with reconstructed, typically furnished, traditional 1850-1950 Alsatian buildings and crafts.
 
Fuji X-T1 + 23mm: ISO 200 - F1.4 - 1/15
Traditional 1850-1950 Alsatian Housing by Ziggy Wellens, on Flickr

Morning has broken... by André Heid, auf Flickr​

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2 + 2 by me@flickr,   
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Halle, Germany 
X-T1, 18-135mm
 

 

 

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so it is | X100
 
 
 
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London , 2014
x100s

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 dog walk | Olkhon Island, Russia 
 
 
 
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Two Exhausted Soul by ewm19, on Flickr