Fun with the Fuji X-Pro 2 and X-T 2

[rayyan]

Thanks guys.

we went into the desert a couple of days back..camping and hiking the ridges.

 

[rayyan]

My son and his colleague had to get up there!!
Goes after his mother.

 

[rayyan]

Thanks Will.

Definitely a world of difference than climbing the summit here...:loco:

Acconcagua...~6800 meters.

 

[Shashin]

My son and his colleague had to get up there!!

Rayyan, getting up there is the easy part. It is getting down that is the challenge!

 

[Shashin]

 

[Shashin]

This...

About 100 feet away, this...

 

[Grayhand]

Ovesø

X-Pro2, 55-200

Ray

 

[Shashin]

 

[Mark C]

X-Pro2 + XF 23mm f1.4:

Kings of the Hill by Mark, on Flickr

 

[AlanS]

That looks very familiar Mark! (Low Force?).

 

[Mark C]

That looks very familiar Mark! (Low Force?).

Correct Alan, the hill on the left as you walk from the road to the waterfall.

 

[rayyan]

Thanks a bunch guys

Getting colder as the long road winds along to the highlands...

X-Pro2 with the 14/2.8

 

[rayyan]

mjr,Will, thanks guys

X-Pro2, 14/2.8

 

[Bijanfotografy]

Fujifilm XT-2 + Fujinon XF 35mm 2.0 WR

Fujifilm XT-2 + Fujinon XF 56mm 1.2 R

 

[rayyan]

Thanks friends

XF 14/2.8

 

[rayyan]

Peter, Alan, Will...thanks a lot folks.

Into spring, but let's not forget autumn!

A brisk autumn morning as I drove across the NJ border into PA.
There was a roadside sale going on. Had to stop!!

 

[rayyan]

Peter, Will, Nelson and all friends..thanks a lot for stopping by.

XPRO-2, 14/2.8

 

[DwF]

Early September at Pelican Brewery Pacific City, Oregon

[url=https://flic.kr/p/GN7gd5]Outside the Pelican by BlackLeaf Photo, on Flickr[/URL]

X Pro-2 18mm F2 f4 1 sec handheld with help from a hand rail

 

[Mark C]

Unidentified shipwreck exposed at low tide on Hartlepool beach, N E England. X-Pro2 + XF 23mm:

Hartlepool beach iv by Mark, on Flickr

 

[rayyan]

Hey guys, much appreciated :salute:

Now the interesting part. Going down.
I think about the harder part...coming up!! Exist or live! Rayyan, live for a change!

I check my oximeter ( it is an iPhone app! ). And start the very arduous and long ( for me ) climb down