Tag: Fujinon 10-24mm

  • Shooting HDR With The X-Pro 2

    Shooting HDR With The X-Pro 2

    When shooting Bodie, a ghost town high in the Sierras of California, I had my ten-month-old baby with me, and I needed to get some shots quickly without thinking about it. It was also 94 degrees outside and somehow raining on and off. I felt that bracketing shots was a good approach to getting an interesting take on this crazy California…

  • Joshua Tree – Fujifilm XT1

    Joshua Tree – Fujifilm XT1

    A few weeks ago I found myself in Joshua Tree. I’ve been there a few times now but this time around things were going to be different. I had some new lenses, new cameras, and a different eye. The last few years I’ve been shooting a lot of Landscape and HDR photography and found myself…

  • Rainbow Bridge – Part 2

    Rainbow Bridge – Part 2

    Here are a few more shots of the Rainbow Bridge in Long Beach. It’s been such an insanely busy year with the new child that I’ve hardly had time to shoot or even publish photos I’ve been taking.

  • Fujifilm 10-24mm f4 Lens Review And Sample Images

    Fujifilm 10-24mm f4 Lens Review And Sample Images

    The Fujinon 10-24mm is compact, lightweight, sharp, and optically stunning. It’s excellent for landscapes and performs well in various scenarios when zoomed in. While its quality and sharpness are commendable, keep in mind that as a zoom lens, it does have some minor flaws and may lack a bit of punch.

  • A Perfect Day In Southern Japan

    A Perfect Day In Southern Japan

    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,…

  • Ishibashi Bridge And HDR With The X-T1

    Ishibashi Bridge And HDR With The X-T1

    I’ve been excited to return to Southern Japan to shoot with that Funinon 10-24mm f4 lens.  The time of day and weather haven’t been great, but HDR photography fixes everything. It blows my mind sometimes the software and technology available to us today. Some of the scenes I’ve been shooting have been so bright with…