Thinking through prime choices

Hey, I have the 35mm f1.4 and it is a very good lens. I know the world is raving about the 35mm f2 because it's weather sealed, faster autofocus etc, but that extra stop is important to me and I tend to use manual focus shooting landscapes and hyperfocal shooting street scenes.  It's basically a fast "nifty fifty" lens in 35mm format.  I like that 50mm full-format focal length for portraits and street photography.  This is my go-to lens.

I also have the 14mm f2.8 and love that lens as well.  Wide enough for landscape shots and has close focusing so I love using it inside as well.  And I have the 60mm macro. Not a true macro lens with 1:2 enlargement but it is very sharp and also good for portrait work, break bokkeh!  All three of these primes are super sharp, very well built and the 14mm has a hyperfocal scale on the barrel of the lens, very old school.

If I'm buying another prime I'd get the 23mm f2..I always loved the 35mm focal length when I was shooting film, is a great all-round lens to have and is also weather sealed. If I could trade any of my primes in for a different prime I'd swap the 14mm f2.8 for the 16mm f1.4 just because I want that extra stop or more of light.  The 16mm is often referred to as the nest lens Fuji makes.

So if I was starting from scratch with primes I'd likely want the 16mm f1.4, 23mm f2, 35mm f1.5, 60mm macro.  But add in a couple of zooms and you have a big bag of lenses so compromise is necessary sometimes!