George Trujillo: Big horn sheep, Zion national park, alpha of the herd. Fuji XT-1 & 90mm f2 — at Zion National Park
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Jason Boucher: An eye in the forest – A stunning morning in the woods on our fatbikes. So good. Fuji XPro1 with 35 f2.
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Casey-Linda Malone: Sunrise from the Foothills Parkway near Townsend, TN. Fuji X-T1, 18-55, F11, 1/420, 200 ISO
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Edo Kurniawan: Fuji XT1 with 10-24mm. GND reverse and aurora HDR
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Constantin Safonov: “To make a call from nowhere” / Northern Iceland, 2014 / X-E2 18-55
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Friedemann Ohnmacht: Don’t know, if you’re a book-lover. But a visit in Stuttgart Stadtbibliothek is worth it. Even if you just stroll around and look. More imagery on my fb-site FrOh-Fotografie. Fujfilm X-E2; 18/55
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Taylor Davis: Trip to Koh Lanta, Thailand last month. This was taken on Koh Rok. X-T1 with 10-24. ƒ/8.0 24.0 mm 1/210 ISO 200 + polarizing filter. — at Koh Rok.
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Jörgen Bergström: Clouds rolling over the mountain Location: Llandundo, Cape Town, South Africa. Camera/Lens: Fuji X-T1, Fujinon 50-140 Post: Lightroom CC
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Rızacan Kumaş: X100T ////// www.instagram.com/rizacankumas
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Benja Ibarra Sevilla: Basement only. Fuji X-Pro1 & 14mm 2.8
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Yaşar Aksu: X Pro-1 16-55 2.8
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Stefan Neagu: Stretch. X-T1, 14mm
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Wayne Freedman: Oakland, California
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Amnon Govrin: Squirrel monkeys are a curious bunch. They inspected my X-E2 and one decided the viewfinder looked tasty (it now has tiny teeth marks as a memento).
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Vincenzo Noletto: Outside my house, Napoli- Quartiere Sanità. X-T1 + 35mm 1.4 — in Napoli Rione Sanità
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Awesome! Can’t believe I got featured!!! Got to love the Fuji community
Remarkable light. Almost if there are two or three suns? Did you use reflectors or flashes? Or burning and doging in Photoshop?
That would be nice, but no, the rock in southern Utah is highly reflective, which makes for almost no information loss if you shoot with DR-200%, I had to boost the shadows as there was a lot of light behind the ram, and stop down to 5.6 so the clouds weren’t blown out.
He George, Gorgeous image and I have to ask a question, I not you used the 90mm prime, I’m considering whether to get that or the 50-140mm zoom at present, would you have any comment on the question?
Hey pappy. This was stopped down to f5.6. So in reality I would have liked to have the 50-140 for this photo.
Sods Law George, as it is I’m looking at both, as with Fuji Cash Back in UK the 90 comes at a wonderful price of about £410 if purchased with the zoom.
That is a good price. If you want my opinion, I think the 90mm is one of the best lenses on the planet. A good zoom is very handy to have around as well