Post your best Fuji picture of 2007

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• Jan 7, 2008

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Enjoying all your pics, some truly great and inspiring ones, thanks for sharing
Don't know about the best, but here are a few of mine I like, taken with a F31.
A bird in flight.



Going down is a daunting experience.



Even in injury there can be beauty.



View from Docklands in Melbourne.



A storm is brewing.



Small is beautiful.



In awe at the exhibition, taken at ISO3200.



Some butterfly.



Best wishes and happy Fuji clicking for 2008.
Regards,
Ben

 

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• Jan 7, 2008

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Take a look at my photos from RAW.
Maybe you will find one you like.
http://amal.ps.pl/photos/23.12.2007/index.html

Amadeo

 

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• Jan 7, 2008

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Flying over Kota Kinabalu, North Borneo Island by F30.



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• Jan 7, 2008

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rocklobster said:

Please, anyone?

Cheers

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Raw taken with S6000 converted with finepix



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Albert

 

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• Jan 7, 2008

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I like more than just one! Very much. Even the shot on the icy razor-wire fence is amazing.

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• Jan 7, 2008

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I have to say you image look very dark to me. I think you may have a monitor brightness/contrast issue. The first image you posted also looked dark.

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• Jan 7, 2008

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when you don't have your dslr

 

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• Jan 7, 2008

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Used the B&W shooting option on the Finepix S700 for this ...

http://www.starchasers.ca/extimages/p_DSCF0241_tgd.jpg

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• Jan 8, 2008

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Here's a few I like. I don't have a favorite, but here are a few.
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• Jan 8, 2008

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Great shot! Love Fall Foliage! You got a great one here!

 

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• Jan 9, 2008

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Some stunning shots in this thread, there are some talented Fuji users out there.

I like the shot I chose to display as it confirms to me why buying my F30 was a good idea. I saw these horses in a field as I was driving along, I stopped the car by the gate as my Daughter wanted to get out and say hello. I took the F30 out of my pocket and waited for the horse to approach being mindful of another horse in the background that I wanted to include in the frame to add a sense of depth.

It's reassuring to me knowing I carry a capable camera around with me at all times.



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