The weather dictated the theme of my weekly photo project. It has been raining for three days straight in New York with some occasional mist and haze -- just the kind of weather I love to photograph. I sent my X-T1 off to Fujifilm Repair to have the light leak fixed so it was time to dust off my X-Pro1 and take it out for some exercise. From the point of view of design, the X-Pro1 is still my favorite camera, but it is beginning to get treated like a poor cousin as its newer relatives have been receiving all the updates.
I usually like to give myself some restrictions whenever I do these exercises. This time, in addition to using the X-Pro1, I primarily shot with the 55-200mm zoom. For the close-ups I carried along a Nikon 5T and 6T set of 62mm close-up lenses, which have found a new life on my 62mm Fuji lenses.
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| This photo of a tree reflected in a sidewalk rain puddle was taken with the Fuji 23mm lens. All the rest were done with the 55-200mm zoom. |
Really nice group of images, nice squares, great tone, inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Tom, for posting inspiring proof that photography doesn't stop just because the rain won't. I have a few rainy weather images taken in Portland, Oregon, where the rain never stops, especially in winter.
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Gallery: Portland, Oregon.
Nick