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

[Poldersnapper]

I am a volunteer at the archaeological society here in Gouda NL.

The town council is now digitizing all our investigations from past decades plus the artefacts that were found.
And I get to photograph them .

It is always great to handle these objects and imagine what the lives were like of the people who used them.
These are objects from the 15th to 19th century.
The Fujifilm XF 30mm f/2.8 R LM WR Macro does a great job documenting them.

Here are some examples:


Stove pan


Coloured wall tile


Stone jar


Cooking pot


Meat dish


Ember extinguisher


Cooking pan


Delft blue tiles


Water jug

Thanks for looking,

André

 

[BobsYourUncle]

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.

Thanks, Truman.

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[Babieca]

This was monday late afternoon just before sunset on a partly cloudy day. Dark clouds in the background and the sun making it's way through the clouds to illuminate the duck and tree.
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Comments and suggestions welcome,

Morris

Nice capture! The light is almost magical and the diagonal composition too

 

[Babieca]

Excellent set Babieca

Morris

Thanks

 

[Babieca]

After spending last couple of years hiking the trails of New Brunswick, totally alone most of the time photographing birds and covered bridges under complete silence… going to a crowded city like Prague was a bit of a shock.

Nice shots. I've been there few times and I do very like this city:
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Cheers,

Artur

Thanks… nice set too… Doing B&W never occurred to me, but look really nice…

 

[Babieca]

Second city in this thread for the bucket list!

 

[ronphoto]

I had a short trip to Taiwan and Japan.

I haven’t been photographing much for about 10 years until 2 years ago when I bought my first camera since 2005. I bought a used Fujifilm X-T4 with 2 used lenses. I’ve been madly in love with the Fujifilm system ever since. Ive purchased another 9 lenses (7 of which were used). I’m sure some people would think this is excessive but I am so happy with all the equipment.
Here are a few images from my trip. I welcome any comments, questions, or critique as I usually don’t get to show any of my images to anyone anymore.
Thanks

 

[Morris0]

This was monday late afternoon just before sunset on a partly cloudy day. Dark clouds in the background and the sun making it's way through the clouds to illuminate the duck and tree.

Comments and suggestions welcome,

Morris

Nice capture! The light is almost magical and the diagonal composition too

 

[ronphoto]

These are all great shots. Strong compositions, nice light, bold imagery for sure. Thank you.

 

[BobsYourUncle]

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

His contributions will be missed.

 

[BobsYourUncle]

Mr. Smart (if that is your true moniker), this is a wonderful set and your keen eye for composition and color is on full display!

 

[BobsYourUncle]

Kamiiso no Torii

This week we are being treated to some really excellent photography! And yes, this is one of those posts.!

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Bob aka BobsYourUncle
DPR Co-MOD - Fuji X and Medium Format Forums

 

[BobsYourUncle]

Your connection to this monument through lineage is special. And yes, the sentiment is also held with the comment on your last image.

 

[BobsYourUncle]

As I just mentioned, the photography for the last week of the old software is remarkable. Thanks for your contribution.

 

[BobsYourUncle]

I am a volunteer at the archaeological society here in Gouda NL.

The town council is now digitizing all our investigations from past decades plus the artefacts that were found.
And I get to photograph them .

A task I'm sure you welcomed joyously (as your emoji suggests).

It is always great to handle these objects and imagine what the lives were like of the people who used them.
These are objects from the 15th to 19th century.
The Fujifilm XF 30mm f/2.8 R LM WR Macro does a great job documenting them.

Here are some examples:

Thanks for looking,

You are welcome. Nicely done!

André

 

[BobsYourUncle]

I had a short trip to Taiwan and Japan.

I haven’t been photographing much for about 10 years until 2 years ago when I bought my first camera since 2005. I bought a used Fujifilm X-T4 with 2 used lenses. I’ve been madly in love with the Fujifilm system ever since. Ive purchased another 9 lenses (7 of which were used). I’m sure some people would think this is excessive but I am so happy with all the equipment.

Not if it brings joy and meaning...... unless you can't put food on the table. So you have 11 lenses? I hesitate to tell you how many I own....... okay I won't!

Here are a few images from my trip. I welcome any comments, questions, or critique as I usually don’t get to show any of my images to anyone anymore.

Pleased you decided to share them here with a community of like-minded souls.

Thanks

 

[Meeces]

Rented the Sigma 100-400 for the trip I recently returned from. It proved quite useful- light and not too bulky. Was easier to get used to the aperture adjustment by dial vs on the lens than I thought it would be.

These two images are from above Hwy 395 near Lake Crowley. C&C welcome.




Corner of Lake Crowley and the mountain range across the way.




The flock of birds were kind enough to fly into the shot just so.







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Matt

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Fujifilm X-T5 (black and silver).
Prime time- 18mm f/1.4, 33mm, Viltrox 75mm.
2.8 club- 16-55, 50-140.
Rest of the story- 70-300, and 100-400mm, 1.4 ext. and MCEX-11. X-T2 (broken paper weight).

 

[BobsYourUncle]

It was an early Pacific snow storm. We even got a little rain where I live. Good move to rent. Finally, nice trip to share images. I'm old enough to recall when family or friends asked to get together to look at "vacation" photos (prints). Used to be torture. Now a 180, especially for a group on a photo forum.

 

[CamerEyes]

 

[Bob Smart]

Mr. Smart (if that is your true moniker), this is a wonderful set and your keen eye for composition and color is on full display!