We finally had a break in the weather. It’s been stormy and windy because of the typhoon, but yesterday it cleared up for a perfect day.
I’m not exactly sure where these rice terraces are on a map, but they were amazing. They extend down into the bay, and to the right, out of frame, were these giant windmills just over the hill. It was such a perfect view. And not a soul was there.
Shot With – Fujifilm X-T1
I’ve been liking the Fujifilm X-T1 as my landscape camera. It’s so intuitive, and everything you need is on a dial. Design-wise, it’s perfect. I love it. If it had just that Sony A7r sensor, my world would explode with rainbows and roses. And I guess a lot of unicorns . . . lots and lots of unicorns.
The lens I used here was the Fujinon 10-24mm f4. It’s not a bad lens at all. It’s fun to use, not crazy sharp, but no real bad flaws either.
I’ve been working on a review for both things, but as I nearly finish my X-T1 review, Fujifilm updates it, making it better. I swear, this camera is like a fine wine. I can’t wait to see what it will do next year.
Camera Used: Fuji X-T1
Lens Used: Fujinon 10-24mm f4 @ 13.19mm
Colors: VSCO Kodak Ektar
3 Shot HDR Bracketed +-1EV
ISO 200, f8.0, 1/400sec
