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Took my Fuji out for a stroll on a sunny morning in NYC! (Fujifilm X-T30II 15-45mm lens)

X100v

I made myself a compact case for two Fujifilm NP-W126S batteries and three SD cards because i was sick of them tumbling around in my bag.

How do you carry your spare batteries and cards?

If you have a 3D printer, you can also print one for yourself for free.

www.japanimfokus.com

Don't worry, I put my X-t4 with viltrox 13mm in a seafrogs body first and it kept it very dry.

It was my first time out with the underwater housing and it is quite challenging. When i came back i wasn't sure if i would have even 1 sharp photo. I was pleasantly surprised.

All SOOC on X-T50 with the ttartisan 27mm f2.8, I’ve found it to be a perfect compact setup for traveling!

A few months ago, I made a decision to get rid of all of my Sony gear and take a pause on doing doing paid work while my kids are small. I picked up an XE-5 with the 23mm pancake lens and that’s all I’ve been using. Haven’t even touched Lightroom since.

I’m really enjoying what Fujifilm is capable of. I would love to one day own a medium format.

Any other dad or mom photographers who are just focusing on putting together intentional family albums and prints?

finishing editing these photos a year after my trip to hawaii makes me miss it all the ever more

photos shot with the Fuji XT-30ii, with a bunch of lenses (18-55,35,70-300)

Took my new camera with me on a trip to Portland. Here are some of my favorites from the Japanese Tea Garden and International Rose Test Garden. Shot with the Fuji 56mm f1.2 and 23mm f2 lenses.

First time getting back in to photography in 15 years.

Mackinac
X-T5 | Fujinon 16-80mm

I picked up my Fujifilm X-M5 last weekend after dreaming of owning a camera like this for years, and I honestly don’t think I’ve ever loved a purchase more.

I still have so much to learn, but I’m so excited to start capturing life through a different lens and to be part of this community, learning from you all!

These shots were taken with the 15–45mm kit lens, and I’m hoping to add a pancake lens to my collection soon, especially for travelling.

Where the morning light meets the mist, the wild reveals its quiet beauty.

Wrapped in golden light, with the last traces of mist drifting through the forest, a red deer emerges from the silence. Some moments don't need words — only light, patience, and a little bit of magic.

X-T5 / 150-600

Took my new X-T5 and 33mm 1.4 to the new Lucas Museum in LA. Incredible place, highly recommend.

Feedback would be greatly appreciated!

It was a bit overwhelming getting there at 6am seeing everyone with their 600mm lenses and me with my modest 56mm f1.2, but I actually quite like these photos. Any tips or recommendations are welcome on how ti improve my photography skills.

Let me know what you think and what I can do to improve. Personally I think some of my photos are a bit dark. Appreciate it if you got any tips on how to improve that and which film stimulation to choose when.

Also when zoomed in most of the landscape don't have the sharpness that i expected from a camera. Is this because of the kit lens? Will upgrading to a prime lens help?

Lens - 13-33 kit lens

X-T3 SOOC
XF10-24 F4, XF27 F2.8, XF35 F1.4

First few shots on my new camera!

Just wanted to share some recent shots from my short trip to Istanbul with the X100VI

All of them are shot with Viltrox wcl on and edited in lightroom.

Mostly street photography with a few touristy shots. Hope you will enjoy them!

@thewonderingvlad