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From the album: Landscape Work
© stephen pruitt/fluxion photography 2017
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From the album: Landscape Work
© stephen pruitt/fluxion photography 2017
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Prickley Pear in Big Bend NP - 5274
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From the album: Landscape Work
© stephen pruitt/fluxion photography 2017
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Hocking Hills State Park, Ohio - 5861
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From the album: Landscape Work
© stephen pruitt/fluxion photography 2017
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From the album: Landscape Work
© stephen pruitt/fluxion photography 2017
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From the album: Landscape Work
© stephen pruitt/fluxion photography 2017
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Sequoia Root - Sequoia NP - 1344
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From the album: Landscape Work
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Racetrack Play - Death Valley NP - 1251
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From the album: Landscape Work
© stephen pruitt/fluxion photography 2017
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From the album: Saint Catherine Sinai
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From the album: Landscape
Neuschwanstein castle in Bayern -
From the album: Trip to Chiapas and México City.
Cantina girl print from photo taken with X-T2. Yajalón, Chiapas.© Carlos San Miguel
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From the album: Trip to Chiapas and México City.
Street vendors print from photo taken with X-T2. San Cristobal De Las Casas, Chiapas.© Carlos San Miguel
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From the album: Landscape
© Paul Reicherdt
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Hi fellow Fuji users. Have any of you been to Thailand? I'm going late October and trying to decide on what camera and lenses to take. I have an X-pro2 and X100T, my lens choice is 18mm f2 23mm f2 27mm pancake f2.8 35mm f2 35mm f1.4 56mm f1.2 18-55 zoom WLC for X100 I also love using old nice glass takumar 55 f1.7 Ziess 135mm f3.5 Nikkor 105mm f2.5 Having never been to Thailand before I dont know the light and a bit concerned about too much light for wide apature's. Part of me says take the X100T with a polarising filter and be done with it. Less to worry about, get stolen/lost. The wildlife looks great though so a longer reach would be good Please help. Many thanks Jim
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Hi All, I think some of you will be interested in my X-Pro Tour. It's from my perspective as a full time pro using the X-Pro system on location. I have photos with the stories and technical details behind them as well as my thoughts and perspectives from daily use of the X-Pro2. It's all on my blog at XProTour.com but here is a breakdown of individual posts so you can choose those that might interest you: X-Pro Tour Part 1 London, France X-Pro Tour Part 2 Villages of France X-Pro Tour Part 3 Best Days in France X-Pro 2: A Love-Hate Relationship Comments and feedback welcome! Enjoy, Joel
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I'm looking for a new travel tripod for my X-T1. I've been looking at Manfrotto BeeFree Carbon,Manfrotto 190GO Carbon, Sirui T-2205X+G-20X and the Benro Travel Angel FTA18CV0. I do not which one of these are the best. I have a Manfrotto tripod now, but its too heavy. I would like carbon due to more stability when I take long exposure seascape photos, but I do not know how much greater the carbon tripods are for this when they are as short as my selection is. I need a new tripod for long hikes, airplane travels etc...
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From the album: Berlin
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From the album: Berlin
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From the album: Berlin
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From the album: Places
Swans at the shore of Vtlava river in the center pf Prague, Czech Republic. Charles bridge is in the background.© Amer Kapetanović
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From the album: my stuff
old Florida Juice Stand. It used to have pineapple grove and homemade pineapple jellies, juices and souvenirs. on top of pineapple is an osprey nest.© ©Marc Holtsberg
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From the album: Havana, November 2015.
© © FOTOGRAFIA INC.
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From the album: Havana, November 2015.
© © FOTOGRAFIA INC.
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Going through my growing pile of editing, here are a couple from a recent visit to Krakow.
