The rhythm method is tried and tested and is definitely working for this guy! Today's shot is brought to you today by the letter X and the number 100. A bit of a new look for the blog from today too. Just a slight make-over with a new header and a new background. Let me know if you like it.
Window Licker
Yes, they really do exist! This little guy was on a bus at night, going at it as if his life depended on it.
3 Into 1
Just to prove that 3 into 1 does go. This one's from the X100. It's actually from a while back, but I didn't get around to posting it (until now). If you're off today for the Easter holiday, have a good one! If you're working.....don't do too much!
Blocked Entrance
I've posted photos exclusively from the X-Pro1 over the last 2 weeks as I know people were eager to see some shots while waiting for the camera to be delivered in their country. If you were one of these people, I hope your X-Pro1 has arrived and you're loving it as much as I am. Don't forget to take a look at my photography blog for X-Pro1 sample shots and reviews of the camera and lenses. I'll start mixing it up more on 35mmStreet next week by bringing the X100 back in again. This shot was with the X-Pro1 with the 35mm f1.4 lens.
Just Passing Through
I was attracted to this guy because of his scarf. It looks as though he's just came back from Afghanistan or Pakistan. Fujifilm X-Pro1 35mm f1.4 lens. 1/340th sec, f4, 200 ISO, -2/3 EV
Bad Liver And A Broken Heart
I've borrowed a line from a Tom Waits song for the title of this one. The song also has another line "I don't have a drinking problem, except when I can't get a drink". Fujifilm X-Pro1 35mm f1.4 lens. 1/340th sec, f2.8, 200 ISO, +1 EV
Past Finishing Time
Some people just don't know when it's time to stop work, even though the signs are all around them. Taken with the Fuji X-Pro1 35mm f1.4 - 1/100th sec, f5.6, 200 ISO
The Wire
Todays X-Pro1 photo is a little different. Good luck figuring this one out.
His Excuse
Remember to read the print!
Changing Lanes
A bit lower depth of field than I usually shoot street with. You can see the out of camera version of this photo at my X-Pro1 review on my general photography blog HERE. Click on the version on the blog to go to a large version..