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XT1 & Olympus 50/1.8

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XT1 & Olympus 50/1.8

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these last winter days

 

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X-E2 + 35f2

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XT1 & 35/1.4

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X Pro2 + 23mm f2. Great BW possible with this combination

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Fuji X-E1 w/ XC16-50OiSII, filmsimulation b&w, ISO800, sharpness+2, tone hi+2, tone lo+1, noise reduction-2, jpg sooc

I often use hi ISO and lo NR to enhance grain, when shooting B&W.

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XT1 & 23/2

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XPro2 SMX Pentax M 35-70

Ombrella by Claude, on Flickr

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XT1 & 35/1.4

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Flight. 

Fuji x100f 

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Loneliness 

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This dollar is right outside our hanger window about 3 stories up.

 

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X P1 35 f1.4

 

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X E1 18 f2

 

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