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Fun with the Fuji X ___!
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Jim Radcliffe
Member
X-T1 in The Bisti Wilderness, New Mexico
A friend and I spent an afternoon hiking into the Bisti Wilderness in New Mexico. We actually entered late in the afternoon and had we not had a GPS with us we probably would not have found our way out of that maze until the sun came up the next day. When we finally turned around to make our way out it was completely dark, no moon, no stars.
The sad thing is that we never reached the area we wanted to photograph (with towering Hoodos and Wings)... Next trip we'll get an earlier start.
There are no trails, no signs, no park rangers... in fact we never ran into another soul during the hike in or out. They call this area The Badlands with good reason. Here's a few of a hauntingly beautiful place just at sunset.
If you have seen the SciFi Move "Pitch Black" then you will have an idea of what this area looked like.
All taken with the X-T1 and 18-55mm
A friend and I spent an afternoon hiking into the Bisti Wilderness in New Mexico. We actually entered late in the afternoon and had we not had a GPS with us we probably would not have found our way out of that maze until the sun came up the next day. When we finally turned around to make our way out it was completely dark, no moon, no stars.
The sad thing is that we never reached the area we wanted to photograph (with towering Hoodos and Wings)... Next trip we'll get an earlier start.
There are no trails, no signs, no park rangers... in fact we never ran into another soul during the hike in or out. They call this area The Badlands with good reason. Here's a few of a hauntingly beautiful place just at sunset.
If you have seen the SciFi Move "Pitch Black" then you will have an idea of what this area looked like.
All taken with the X-T1 and 18-55mm
Jim Radcliffe
Member
Re: Fun with the Fuji X-T1 - Wood Texture
Some wood sitting on my patio waiting for me to take sandpaper to it to polish and finish... yes, I polish found wood, driftwood, deadwood, etc.. it's what I do when I can't do photography.. gotta keep busy somehow.
Some wood sitting on my patio waiting for me to take sandpaper to it to polish and finish... yes, I polish found wood, driftwood, deadwood, etc.. it's what I do when I can't do photography.. gotta keep busy somehow.
Mike Woods
New member
XT-1 / 35mm Summilux:
Waiting for a table....
Mike
Waiting for a table....
Mike
Mike Woods
New member
XT-1 / 90mm Elmarit-M....uncropped.
Mike
Mike
Jim Radcliffe
Member
I love this... great job!XT-1 / 35mm Summilux:
Waiting for a table....
Mike
white.elephant
New member
As do I, and every time I have scrolled past this image, I am struck by its beauty.More random shots from Northumberland...
Loving the Fuji colours
Jim Radcliffe
Member
X-T1 and Minolta Rokkor Macro - Where snails go to die.
These small snail shells are smaller than the tip of your little finger. I shot them on wet sandstone with the X-T1 and the Minolta Rokkor Macro by a small fountain on my patio during the Golden Hour.
Focus peaking make macro work so much easier, especially when using old legacy lenses.
These small snail shells are smaller than the tip of your little finger. I shot them on wet sandstone with the X-T1 and the Minolta Rokkor Macro by a small fountain on my patio during the Golden Hour.
Focus peaking make macro work so much easier, especially when using old legacy lenses.
fordfanjpn
Member
What a wonderful capture. I'm always hoping to grab shots like this. I love it!XT-1 / 35mm Summilux:
Waiting for a table....
Mike
Bill
etrigan63
Active member
Mike Woods
New member
XT-1 / Zeiss ZM 21mm f/2.8
The Wall
Mike
The Wall
Mike
