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

[darr]

Re: Spiny-Back Orb Weaver

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I could not get around the front of this spider because the lens was about an inch from it, and I would have disrupted its web.
The spider was only about 1/2" in size. It was interesting to watch it spin its web, and it moved constantly, sometimes very fast.
I had to manually focus and at times it was not easy to keep up with it. The X-Pro 2 with the Zeiss 50 macro is outstanding IMO.

The things I see in my backyard when I take the dog out. :bugeyes:

 

[DwF]

This replaces another similar image I'd posted earlier and inadvertently pulled so it went blank here.

 

[DwF]

Acadia Beach Oregon Coast

[img]https://farm2.staticflickr.com/1913/45205910991_69e156742e_b.jpg[/img] X Pro 2 18mm @ f 5.6

 

[rayyan]

A postcard from the USA...

 

[TClair]

X-T2 with 18-55mm. From hike to Shellburg Falls in Oregon.

FXT28772-IXr by tac650, on Flickr

FXT28734-IXr by tac650, on Flickr

FXT28788-IXr by tac650, on Flickr

 

[DwF]

This was late September but when I arrived at this spot a few moments earlier there was a guy here enjoying a swim! rain came fast and I hung out long enough to capture some drops -with tree branch cover for my older no-WR lens!

23mm f 1.4

 

[rayyan]

Thanks folks

 

[Grayhand]

Thy, Denmark

X-Pro 2, 18-55

Ray

 

[TClair]

X-T2 with Zeiss 32mm f1.8 @f4.0

FXT28821-3 by tac650, on Flickr

 

[rayyan]

Thanks friends

 

[rayyan]

Thanks guys

 

[Thorkil]

..a proper dressed Captain, Rayyan..

 

[rayyan]

Thanks people

New Zealand with the 18-55mm.

Home with the 90mm.​

 

[Shashin]

Atlantic coast, Florida.

 

[rayyan]

Since it is autumn...

Travels with just a 35mm ( 50mm FF equi ) is so liberating

 

[rayyan]

Honestly, the more I run my archives..the more I am convinced that just a 50/85 ( or equivalent ) is sufficient for my cameras. So what do I do with the weights that I have?

 

[Shashin]

Miami. ISO 25,600.

 

[rayyan]

Thanks guys

 

[rayyan]

 

[Grayhand]

X-Pro 2, 55-200

Ray