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My grandmother, meeting her great-granddaughter for the first time. For a long time, it looked like she wouldn't make it, but she's one tough lady.

 

X-T2, 16/1.4 & 35/2.

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X-T2, 56 APD.

 

 

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So happy I took the X-T2 to the maternity ward instead of relying on my phone. Some great memories captured that would have looked rubbish on a camera phone.

 

X-T2, 35/2.

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X Pro 2 35mm f1.4

 

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X-pro2, XF56mm

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X-E2 + 35mm 1.4

 

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30188851284_c5a24995b4_c.jpgKC Portrait Session-22 by dacalac, on Flickr

 

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30188848554_d819873e17_c.jpgKC Portrait Session-17 by dacalac, on Flickr

 

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30185754623_26d50fba43_c.jpgKC Portrait Session-19 by dacalac, on Flickr

 

This was my first time back out in a long while.  Ended up being a pretty fun shoot once I managed to get around the Zoolander moments.  I'd also recommend checking the full size out on Flickr to better see the rendering.  

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Fujifilm X-T2 + Fujinon 23/1.4

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X-Pro 2 / 35mm f/2

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