Weekly X Series Photo Thread 25 NOV - 01 DEC

BobsYourUncle · Nov 24, 2018

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

Thanks for all participation whether seasoned pro or beginner. The X-T3 appears to be getting a lot of love in the face of Nikon and Canon’s new offerings. Hopefully Fuji will keep up the good work and someday figure out how to put an austere IBIS system into their smaller bodies. But that’s not the topic of this thread.

Bob

BobsYourUncle · Nov 24, 2018

Hello Everyone,

Needless to say this thread and my recent photos is making me want to go back to Utah and roll around in it’s beautiful red rock areas. The one I chose for this week is proudly hanging in my office-gallery because it is a photo of my wife taking a photo.

We had hiked to a beautiful spot in Bryce Canyon, Utah, and I noticed the sun at an interesting angle relative to where she was standing. For a camera (S5Pro w/16-55/2.8)that was developed probably 13+years ago the extreme shadow area was able to be recovered a bit though the sun was slightly over bearing. She is wearing a fanny-pack and today I took the photo and ran it through the newest NIK filter (Polarization) to give the sky a slightly bluer look and the second is a monochrome with a slight blur of the same photo just to play. BTW because there was a Black Friday 50% discount on NIK I splurged.

Enjoy the week and let’s see all those photos!

Bob

My Wonderful Wife taking a photo not realizing she is also the subject of a photo.

John · Nov 24, 2018

These are roses in my back yard shot early morning at various angles and lighting. X-T3, 60mm macro, Capture One conversion from RAW, focus stacked, and then slight glitch adjustments in Photoshop.

Chris Dodkin · Nov 24, 2018

Shoot for Volcano Swimwear in Imperial Beach, CA yesterday

Model Danielle - Bombshell Bikini by Volcano

Fujifilm GFX 50S GF63mmF2.8 R WR
ƒ/2.8

63.0 mm

1/2500

ISO100
Mastin Labs Portra Pushed

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dv312 · Nov 24, 2018

dloop · Nov 24, 2018

clifford37 · Nov 24, 2018

Ford

Commemorating first car to be driven to the top of Ben Nevis mountain in 1911.

No mention if it came down again

Fort William, Scotland.

SigmaChrome · Nov 25, 2018

Stunning shot!

Thanks for posting.

Old Timer63 · Nov 25, 2018

I`ve been watching this door for 15 years but it is hanging on

the old barn door

local church

Dave
I feel so much better now that I've given up Hope

Guyps · Nov 25, 2018

Went for a day out to watch a rally day at the local motor circuit. Wanted to try a couple of things:

See how the X-T3 faired with motorsport photography and panning (previously only used an OVF on a DSLR).

Have a play with the XF 90 as I don't get to use it as much as I would like

See how the EF 70-300 f4-5.6 faired with the fringer adaptor. This was my usual lens for motorsport photography when I had my DSLR.

Kit lens

Fringer adapted EF lens

more photos here:

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GilBarib · Nov 25, 2018

Hi !

Here's a few of a Northern Saw-Whet Owl...

X-T3 + XF200 f2.0 + XF1.4TC f2.0

Raw, pp in LR Classic CC + IXT +Nik's

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Guyps · Nov 25, 2018

and of course some family shots with the XF 90..

Alternative edit. Opinions?

Target practice

GilBarib · Nov 25, 2018

One thing that I did notice at first ...

...when I saw the stain of blood on it's chest I was a little worried for the poor little dude, I thought of an injury ...

I had not noticed that it was rather keeping it's breakfast warm !

We can see the tail of a mouse protruding from under the branch on which it is perched, and the (headless) body against the chest.

Hers's a crop:

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jtr27 · Nov 25, 2018

First, three attempts to capture the transition of autumn to winter, meaning both seasons should be represented.

X-E2s, Minolta Rokkor-PF 55mm F1.7

X-E2s, 50mm F2

X-E2s, 50mm F2

and a few of my more typical subject matter...

X-E2s, 18-55

X-E2s, Vivitar 55mm F2.8 Macro

X-E2s, 18-55

Photographic plans for the coming week: (1) my X-T20 has been on the bench for a while, and wants some attention. (2) start printing my Christmas cards! This will be my third year printing my own cards. I have selected this image, taken from the summit of Mount Adams, New Hampshire. We are looking at the headwall of the Great Gulf, and at Mount Clay (aka Reagan). "Jefferson's Knee" visible at lower right.

X-T20, Minolta MD Zoom 75-150mm F4

Have a great week,

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DP13Photo · Nov 25, 2018

An old club in Oakland where we enjoyed a Thanksgiving feast.

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Dave

Morris0 · Nov 25, 2018

dloop said:

Sweet

Morris

Morris0 · Nov 25, 2018

jtr27 said:
First, three attempts to capture the transition of autumn to winter, meaning both seasons should be represented.

X-E2s, 50mm F2

and a few of my more typical subject matter...

Photographic plans for the coming week: (1) my X-T20 has been on the bench for a while, and wants some attention. (2) start printing my Christmas cards! This will be my third year printing my own cards. I have selected this image, taken from the summit of Mount Adams, New Hampshire. We are looking at the headwall of the Great Gulf, and at Mount Clay (aka Reagan). "Jefferson's Knee" visible at lower right.

Have a great week,

I like your composition of this one as well as the random abstract

Morris

JS Burnie · Nov 25, 2018

Really fine set. Love the first one especially. And I always like rust!

JS Burnie · Nov 25, 2018

Marvellous shot. I prefer the colour. I think the hint of lens flare actually adds to the composition in this one.

JS Burnie · Nov 25, 2018

Also from Allan Gardens, but less planty.

Looking Up

Sky Hook

Silver Rain

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