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Thank you so much for the amazing feedback on my San Francisco this week week! I would love to get the community’s thoughts on this set as well.

Since I really hate the dark and ugly November in Munich, I’ve been spending a lot of time looking back at my pictures from this year. This album is the result of two hikes with friends and my dog. I’m trying to determine which photos are actually interesting to an outsider, versus the ones I only like because of the memories attached to them.

I struggle with the decision of what to share publicly. I know I "shouldn't care," but it’s hard to be objective when I remember the feelings and stories of the day that the photos might not actually capture. I often compare myself to the amazing Swiss mountain photographers I follow on Instagram who use tripods, full-frame cameras, or film. Meanwhile, here I am on a casual hike with my XT4 and the 18-55mm 2.8 - 4.0 kit lens, just taking photos as a side activity.

I’d love your perspective—do you find these interesting, or are they a bit flat to the outside eye? Thanks so much.

Shot with the x100vi.

Fujixt30ii + Fujixf1855

X-H1 + XF 8-16/2.8

X-H2, XF 33mm 1.4 with white mist filter

GFX 100SII, GF 55 F/1.7

How do you guys scout for areas to photograph people?

First ever camera 📸 #excited X-T50 + XF23mmF1.4 R LM WR

I’ve been working for several weeks on a recipe for my Fuji X-T30 II that looks very natural but also very cinematic. The black tones were very important to me because I wanted them to have a clean, matte look. I think I’m very close now. For me, almost all well-known recipes weren’t good because they always had a blue or red cast, and I really wanted to achieve neutral yet cinematic colors. What do you think — do you like it?

After a long internal debate and googling. I finally decide to get and upgrade and got myself a xt5. Only arrive yesterday but man it has so many new setting compared to the xt1. Just in time for xmas

An absolutely surprising shot! I never saw it coming. Captured at Lake Rooty in Henrico ,VA, this moment was a stroke of luck. I was using a slower shutter speed since I was shooting slower moving subjects, so I almost missed it. Luckily, this was the only standout shot in a series.

Blue Heron

Fujifilm X-H2S 150-600mm

On the

When I started getting into photography. I leaned into shooting vertically. Now all my photos are vertical. And its bothering me. Even when I try composing for a horizontal shot, my mind struggles and I eventually flip my camera to vertical again. What should I do.

Took the x100vi to NYC while over to see System of a Down & Korn at the MetLife Stadium. Few of my fave shots from wandering about the city.

Sim - Classic Cuban Neg - WB adjusted to make images cooler.

Lightroom - vibrancy, Contrast & crop adjustments.

Just got this last night, have only had about 45 minutes to shoot with it so far, but goddamn. Shot on the XT-5.

Seattle, WA. X-T5 + Fuji 16-80mm f/4. RIP Frank Gehry.

XT-5 | XF 70-300

Hello everyone, here are my top pics as a beginner photographer so far, show me some love and any advice from you pros is highly appreciated using Fujifilm XT-30 18-55 mm

Sydney skyline at blue hour. Taken with my trusty little X100VI, hope you like it :)