**Weekly X Series Photo Thread 6 July - 12 July**

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Chris Dodkin

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• Jul 6, 2014

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*This thread is always a lot fun and can be a great learning experience: letting you show off what you and your Fuji X camera can do.

*Please reply to the original post but change the title to reflect the subject of your image(s) so that you post starts a new section.

*If you can provide details on the subject, camera, settings and processing, that would be great for people reviewing the images.

*If you have more than 10 images to share, please break them up into more than 1 posting.

 

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Chris Dodkin

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• Jul 6, 2014

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Cover Comp with model Mikah Sullivan

X-T1 and 35mm lens @ f/11

Octabox primary + two strobes wall wash

PP in PS CC 2014 and NIK SilverFX

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The future is just a click away...

 

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Usually take my larger cams but decided to go light this year. This is one of a hundred images taken with the XE-2, 55-200..processed w/ACR.

 

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Chris Dodkin

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Lovely exposure Bob - lAlso ike the way the palm tree echoes the shape of the starburst

 

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At a cookout.

 

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Chris Dodkin said:

Lovely exposure Bob - lAlso ike the way the palm tree echoes the shape of the starburst

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The future is just a click away...

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Thank you and considering some of the stunning portraits you have been posting I appreciate your comment.

Another showing the effect of red smoke on the mountain

 

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In June and July, at midnight, you can see this celestial event, sometimes ...
and if it is not obscured by lower clouds.




Noctilucent clouds, Jul 3, 2014

 

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Satay power at the LauPaSat market food centre, Singapore.















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Roman Fort. Caister-on-Sea

First time i've uploaded an image here so be gentle with me.

X-A1 with 16-50mm kit lens

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Chris Dodkin said:

Cover Comp with model Mikah Sullivan

X-T1 and 35mm lens @ f/11

Octabox primary + two strobes wall wash

PP in PS CC 2014 and NIK SilverFX

--
http://f-sunny.com
The future is just a click away...

Click to expand...

Beautiful work you lucky man.

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Sonyshine

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• Jul 6, 2014

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Nice Roman house too.....

 

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Chris Dodkin said:

Lovely exposure Bob - lAlso ike the way the palm tree echoes the shape of the starburst

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Sonyshine said:

Nice Roman house too.....

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Haha!! If i was any good at pp i could get rid of it.

 

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Yesterday I was in Rosslyn, VA, across the river from Georgetown in Washington DC, and we had great weather. I walked toward the Key Bridge, over it and back.

The Samyang 85mm X mount lens is fully manual and I keep forgetting to make a written record of what F-stop I'm using for any given shot. Mostly I shoot at F4-F5.6 though.


Construction site in Rosslyn. Lots of color here.


Key Bridge has a sturdy railing all the way across on both sides, which has become a posting place for padlocks indicating couples' commitments to each other. Washington Monument is in the backgound.


On the DC side, Georgetown University


On the shore of the Potomac below Georgetown University is its boat house, a favorite place to rent a rowboat in summer and home to the rowing crew during the school year.

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Trying out my new Zeiss lenses on my X-T1.

 

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What is Satay?

 

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G Man 001 said:

Chris Dodkin said:

Lovely exposure Bob - lAlso ike the way the palm tree echoes the shape of the starburst

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