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** Weekly Fuji X-Series Photo-Sharing Thread August 2 – 8, 2025**
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CamerEyes
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Thank you, Bob! I shall look up its name. Was not particularly famous, though located in Luzon Island.
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jhorse
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It reminded me of the car chase in a car park in James Bond's Tomorrow Never Dies when his BMW is sent (remotely) off the top floor of the car park into a shop across the street. I wonder whether that was the inspiration behind the artist's design.
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Lettermanian
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Regrettably, I have not been able to get out with the camera much lately, but was able to get to Peggy's Cove at sunrise the other day for a quiet morning by the sea. Nothing spectacular, just some images in the gentle morning light at the cove. X-T5 with 70-300 and 16-50, images were jpegs and HEIFs with customized film sims and some slight edits in post.
Queen Anne's Lace, in abundance here in NS
1/1000th vs...
1/8th (with ND8 filter)
Definitely not Morris' BIF settings...
Beedazzled with dew...
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"I much prefer to be behind the camera than in front of it."
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Queen Anne's Lace, in abundance here in NS
1/1000th vs...
1/8th (with ND8 filter)
Definitely not Morris' BIF settings...
Beedazzled with dew...
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"I much prefer to be behind the camera than in front of it."
- Me and every other introvert
Orsonneke1
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I gave my wife a XF 500/5.6 as birthday present as she wanted a wildlife lens that is light and portable.First photo with her lens.Morris settings are already put in the camera.
XH2S with XF 500
XH2S with XF 500
Orsonneke1
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XT5 with XF 16-55 ii
Pleased you got out for a shoot. Some medical issues in the last 4 months has limited my time to get out for pleasure shoots.
good capture of the eagle. As I have mentioned and you may have read, I've never seen a bald eagle in the flesh.
Orsonneke1
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XH2s with XF 500
Morris0
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Good looking images. Your willet is so much skinnier than ours.
Morris
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Had a great day out with my wife and daughter today in Glasgow…. Im always looking for photo opportunities, but I love snapping my family as well…thought I’d tag some more personal shots onto the end of this selection from today for a change, after all, family is what it’s all about, whatever form that might take for everyone….
Fujifilm X-Pro2 with Ttartisan 27mm f/2.8 and 35mm f/0.95
Cheers, Bob
Fujifilm X-Pro2 with Ttartisan 27mm f/2.8 and 35mm f/0.95
Cheers, Bob
Bobo Hodls
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There's a lot to like in the variety of what caught your eye on that morning. Nicely done.
Thank you, if you ever pass with Northern Ohio, a bald eagle sighting should be guaranteed. I saw you had medical issues, I've had a torn calf muscle the last 6 weeks, today was first time I went out shooting other than back yard recently. Paying the price now, lol. Leg elevated and icing it for a few hours.
Thank you, there are Eastern and Western Willets. I believe mine was a Western. One time in Jersey I was able to get both types in one shot. https://www.shorebirder.com/2008/08/western-willet-vs-eastern-willet.html?m=1
That must have hurt. The timetable for healing is usually from weeks to months. What did the doctors give you as a reasonable expectation?
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