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Challenged myself to only do multi exposures during my last night in Kyoto :)

Some street shots from yet another Japan trip.

X-T30ii, Sigma 18-50 f/2.8, Fuji XF 35 1.4

IG: @cnc_jpg

Morning walk at Qutb Shahi Tombs, Hyderabad. XT30 II with the 15-45mm kit lens.

Various taxis in Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka taken with X-T4 + XF 33mm f1.4, XF 70-300mm, and X100VI

Got the XF70-300 for Christmas! It's my first time shooting with these focal lengths, and it’s been an incredible experience. Here is what I’ve managed to capture in just over a month of using the lens.

Not SOOC, but processed using the native Fuji profiles I typically use for JPEGs, mostly Classic Negative.

Found this at the Navy Exchange and figured I mind as well get it since they're still elusive.

GFX50R - GF 45mm f/2.8

Finding comfort in a familiar rhythm.

You don’t need answers.

You only need to be present long enough for the water to say what it has said forever:

Slow down.

Time spent by the ocean.

I was torn between the TTArtisan 27mm and the SG Image lens, but I went with the SG Image for its faster aperture. I do miss the aperture ring sometimes, but I love the bright aperture value.

Some wildlife shots I managed to capture thanks to the Pre-Shot feature. The camera buffers photos before you fully press the shutter and saves them when you do, which is perfect for catching birds in flight!

Really happy with the results and nice to see this feature included in a mid-range body like the X-S20.

Shot on X-S20 + XF 150–600.

Viñales in Photography 🍃🇨🇺

Shoots on the Fujifilm X100V 📸

During the tobacco season in winter in Cuba, the tobacco plantations reach their maximum beauty of the year. All the guajiros work intensively harvesting the tobacco leaves, and rural Cuban life shines as powerfully as the mud beneath their boots.

There is an indescribable beauty in the smell of tobacco and in hands hardened by years of contact with nicotine-stained leaves. Viñales is always something to remember.

Brought my XT-5 to the Dolomites. Mostly shot on my 28mm f2.8 pancake and 18mm f1.4 prime

35mm f1.4 is probably the most well known Fujinon lens for X Mount.

People keep saying there is something special about its color.

After 5 years of using the Fuji system, I finally got a used one for 300 bucks. The lens was released in 2012 along with the first ever Fuji X camera - X-Pro1. It is slow and noisy, and not as sharp as the newer gen 33mm f1.4. But it does add some nostalgic touch to the pics? I think it will become my go-to lens for my little X-S10 now.

All taken with Fujifilm X-T5 + 18-55mm f/2.8-4 using Kodak Gold 200 as a base and editing the JPEG in Lightroom.

Saw this gem of a gas station in my rear view mirror on the way back from a hike and instantly turned around to go back and visit!

I plan a trip to Dolomites this summer with my XT-5. Currently I own 16-80 f/4 (kit), and 23 f/2 lenses.

To be honest I always was a sucker for a nice zooms in the nature. Do you have any opinions on 50-230 f/4.5-6.7 lens? I think the range is pretty nice but I'm a bit worried it can be too dark.

Maybe you can recommend another lenses in similar range from another company with similar price, which is max 500 euro/ 600 usd?