Show us a few of your X-trans photos

Various versions of this thread have failed in the past but I keep coming back to it. There is a lot of discussion but always room for a few more photos. Please post a few of your X-trans photos taken with X-Pro1 or X-E1 so we can all enjoy your vision.

I got this one yesterday with my X-E1. The airport is Washington DC Reagan National Airport. Just to the north of it is a park called Gravelly Point. Incoming and sometimes outgoing planes fly directly overhead. There is plenty of engine noise and you can hear the swishing of air turbulence in the wake of the planes. It's a favorite place for plane spotters, boaters, and bicycle riders. The 16x9 crop works well here because I'm able to eliminate some of the distracting foreground.

Planes were arriving and leaving but usually there was much more gap (in time) between them. This shot shows a plane landing just as one has taken off. After the shot I was able to watch the pilot dealing with some turbulence on the runway as he set down his plane. Of course it is very hard to tell, not being in the plane myself.

I used the 18-55 kit lens for this and it seems to be quite sharp edge to edge. Pro-Neg Hi, with additional processing in Photoshop Elements.



This one was from the day before. I went for a walk through another park, Fort Ward Park in Alexandria, Virginia. It is the dead of winter here and almost all the trees are bare, but right at the entrance was a tree full of leaves and flowers. This is one of the flowers, against the bareness of a nearby plant which is only sticks for the winter. I like the colors and the clarity of this flower. The sun was shining brightly on this flower. Again, the 18-55 kit lens, close focus, handheld. It would make a very nice print I think.



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Church Door, Astia with slightly modifed blacks in LR



Glass roof of a shopping mall.  Double glazing gives a double image with each reflection.  The panels are slightly different angles showing slightly different reflection.  Looks like consecutive frames in a move strip.

Statue in a cemetary.  Boy pouring water onto his playmate. Side lighting accentuate boy's face.

Harpist behind the strings of her harp

good idea... so many great shots on this forum... here are a few of my x-pro1 shots with the 35mm...

dad:

my wife:

kids jumping off a bridge:

of course a bunch more at flickr:

http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=x-pro1&w=60589594%40N00&s=int

Tom

Here are a couple I've taken recently, developed in RFC/SilkyPix.

Footbridge over White Rock Lake - Dallas TX

Campbell Centre North, with Moon, two airliners - Dallas TX

Second one is cropped a bit.

Great idea Tom - here's a few from my X-Pro1

Disney Theater LA

Bel Air

Old Highway 80

Daybreak in the Desert

Dad's all American Cutie

Video Killed the Radio Star

Lone Woman of the Sea

Tower 29

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A fun shot ...

A couple of shots from a golf course (from a non-golfer's view). JPEGs tweaked in LR3.3:

I like the first 3 ... thanks for sharing! Great camera for B&W ... me thinks!

Deed

Few shots from past coupld of weeks

The river border of the Rhône in Lyon, France

OOC jpeg.

Lonely cycling

Melbourne street artist..

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New Years eve in Sheik Zayed Road

Dubai Mall

Excellent stuff MallikM.

I've not been lucky enough to take my X-E1 anywhere particularly exotic yet, but here are a few assorted snaps I've posted in the past:

Some from India. More here: http://www.chris-sorensen.com/india

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Tom,

Really nice idea . Here are a few of mine (otherwise unpublished):

1) View of St Pauls down a side street. Bit wonky on reflection but I kind of like it. Taken with the 18-55. Settings: 1/3000, ƒ/3.6, ISO 800, 39 mm

2) Over and under the wobbly bridge. Taken with the 18-55 at 18mm. Settings: 1/2400, ƒ/5.6, ISO 400, 18 mm

3) Bank of England Portico. Taken with the 18-55. Settings: 1/450, ƒ/8, ISO 400, 18 mm

4) Tourists on the steps. Taken with the 18-55mm. Settings: 1/300, ƒ/5.6, ISO 400, 18 mm

All post processed in Capture One from Raw.

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fantastic - all of them

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Thanks.  Yours are as well.

I should mention mine were shot with the X-E1 and processed in LR.  Of the four here, all 18-55 except the second which is the 60.

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I completed a 6 month work assigment in the US last year which gave me plenty of photo opportunities with the X-Pro:

Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta:

New York:

Arizona: