** Weekly Fuji X-Series Photo-Sharing Thread Oct. 25-31, 2025**

[Michael Gebauer]

Nice rendering. I could look it up but is the lens manual focus only?

Hi Bob.

many thanks for your kind comment. Yes, the lens is manual focus only. Manual focusing is quite well supported by Fuji systems.

Best
Michael

 

[LDBOK]

Nicely done image!

Thank you

 

[jhorse]

Because of the migration to the new Xenforo forum software and UI beginning next Friday, the weekly thread will skip a week. Posting to the new forums will take a little getting used to, even for yours truly.

So stay tuned because change is in the air......

If you didn't read the info thread referenced on the top of all the forum pages here it is:
https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/68486483

Thanks for this. I see the banner sign-posting the post explaining the new arrangement, but have yet to read it. I hope it will be a seamless, easy, faff-free, etc, experience and that our threads, posts, profiles, kit lists, etc, will be retained and not lost to the ether never to see the light of day again.

Everything is supposed to be maintained. The only major issue is threaded view will not be supported moving forward for new posts. This will limit the easy following of subthreads and discussions. I stress "easy" because the current system facilitates that.

Thanks, fingers crossed!

PS. Stourhead, if you are in England, is well worth a visit.

 

[MByatt]

Thanks Bob. A truely exciting time for the fans!

 

[Truman Prevatt]

In honor of the late Robert Redford efforts to preserve our beautiful wild lands.









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"The winds of heaven is that which blows between a horse's ears," Bedouin Proverb
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Truman
DPR Co-MOD - Fuji X

 

[Truman Prevatt]

Of the Getty Museum in LA.

Outside? -- A nice shady spot to sit and enjoy the gardens

Really nice composition of a very picturesque scene.

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"The winds of heaven is that which blows between a horse's ears," Bedouin Proverb
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Truman
DPR Co-MOD - Fuji X

 

[Bob Smart]

Some amazing Mauritian sky’s and a fun wander around it’s capital, Port Louis…

Fujifilm X-T3 with Fujifilm 16mm f/2.8, Ttartisan 50mm f/0.95, Fujifilm 50-230mm, Ttartisan 27mm f/2.8.
My settings got wiped just before I came out here, so the 50mm is showing as 21mm in the data.

Cheers, Bob.

 

[Truman Prevatt]

Because of the migration to the new Xenforo forum software and UI beginning next Friday, the weekly thread will skip a week. Posting to the new forums will take a little getting used to, even for yours truly.

So stay tuned because change is in the air......

If you didn't read the info thread referenced on the top of all the forum pages here it is:
https://www.dpreview.com/forums/post/68486483

One of the biggest changes will be the inability to change the title - as the thread title is fixed. That will impact image sharing threads maybe more than other types. It will take some getting used to as Uncle Bob states.

What I urge those participating in the B&W photo sharing thread on the-photo.org is to start the body with a title and include a description in the body along with the image. In replying to an image, one needs to include the image in a quote or people will rapidly get lost.

 

[raymondp1138]

The light in the first one is beautiful!

And in the last one, I can't think of a better illustration of the golden ratio than that.

 

[raymondp1138]

Amazing colors.

 

[raymondp1138]

Kamiiso no Torii



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Raymond
flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/raymondp1138/

 

[a_c_skinner]

The new church closer with the old tin church behind it. Both now in secular use only. A colony built by the owners of a coal mine. Just south of the Tyne at Wylam





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Andrew Skinner

 

[Mountaingrapher]

Three from my trip last week. It snowed one of the days, and made for some interesting/cool color/winter combos. Luinar Neo with Apple Photos and a tiny bit of Photomator. C&C welcome.


Pulled quite a bit of blue out of this- it was deep canyon afternoon shadow. Almost missed it to, if I hadn't turned around to see what was behind me. June Lake Loop (but not actually June Lake- one of the others).

I like this one, the reflection on the lake is very dreamy. Somehow I have a feel that if you cut our or mask the road in the back, it'd be even better.

 

[Poldersnapper]

Great combinations with the snow!

André

 

[Poldersnapper]

Beautiful compositions & colours!

André

 

[Poldersnapper]

And you were there to catch that moment. Beautiful as always, Morris.

André

 

[Demonsthenoid]

On a recent business trip last week, I got the opportunity to make a side trip to Gettysburg yesterday!


A National Park experience like none other. Very moving!


Still looming larger than life.


Remember when Presidents could both read and write?


Self-guided audio tour for a few hours. Very solemn, almost surreal, how the past coexists with the present in this town where modern life continues amidst the ghosts and monuments of the past.

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"Peace Eternal in a Nation United." Eternal flame sits atop a pilar of southern marble built upon a foundation of northern marble.


These boys didn't come to play!


Virginia... Still spawns plenty of hard bastards in my experience.


Still prickly and quick to offense too!


One of two monuments to my 3rd Great Grandfather's unit. After fighting for the union, corporal TJ McClelland survived the battle (where 2/3rds of his regiment were lost) and moved our clan out west when Washington was admitted to the Union in 1889.


The second monument to Ohio's 75th Infantry Regiment. 2 in 3 of them fell over the course of the 3-day battle. Having survived the battle as a lowly corporal, in 1913 TJ McClellan returned to this battlefield 50 years later for a reunion. By that time, he'd become a moderately successful "tycoon", having brought both electricity and the railroad to his adopted young hometown of Tenino Washington, a region where his descendants continue to thrive.

More about that story here: Unearthing History: A Civil War Veteran’s Legacy Found in a Demolished Wall — Clark County Nevada Genealogical Society


What a real Republican looks like.

 

[HowardCB]

Three photos - the scenery photo was taken with the X-E5 & 16-50 f2.8-4.8, and the ducks with the X-T5 with the XF 500.









Comments Welcome

Howard

 

[Morris0]

Nice. Almost looks like a nice warm fill-flash image.

 

[Morris0]

And you were there to catch that moment. Beautiful as always, Morris.

André

Thank you Andre

Morris