X100, X100s, X100T photos

danialsturge wrote in post #18685904
Ramona Falls, Oregon - I've been wanting to tick this waterfall off my list for a few years but I have been hesitant due to the lack of bridge when crossing the Sandy River, turned out to be worth it!

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/LpyJ​Ua Ramona by Danial Sturge, on Flickr

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/2abj​t5k Ramona Falls by Danial Sturge, on Flickr

Just stunning - very well done. Thanks for showing us from the other side of the seas!

A lurker for the most part, but damn do I love this silly little camera! Link to a bigger version of the file above the preview!

EverydayGetaway wrote in post #18696237
From a horseback ride at Camp Woodward...

IMAGE LINK: https://flic.kr/p/Nmhc​J9 Woodward2018 435 by Lucas, on Flickr

Well done. I tried taking that type of photo once and never doing it again.

Bob, of saea501 fame, posted a covered bridge in the road photos (https://photography-on-the.net …showthread.php?​p=18676352) that got me thinking about covered bridges in the area. I've never photographed them, so made a plan and enjoyed a Sunday drive to visit a few.


0) The Roadtrippers App that I used had all of the coordinates completely wrong, so I had to research locations on the fly. This was the first bridge! Ha ha ha on me.

A shot of my mom with my X100T. I haven't shot with this camera in months. It feels kind of good to use it again.

Random video **** with the X100T of my son I used a gimbal for this, was just testing it out. Nothing amazing by any means but that f2 when I get midway is nice.

https://youtu.be/CT-FqYswBV4

So I spent a few hours yesterday morning photographing. Started around town at 4:30 in the morning, then drove over to a church for sunrise images, and stopped by a bridge on the way home. I wanted to see a wider angle image of the bridge, grabbed my iPhone, leaned out and captured this image.... 3 hours of work with an X100T and my favorite image from the morning is a quick iPhone snap. Ha ha.

Don't tell me: The lesson here is always have a camera on-hand. And good lighting never hurts.

And a few from the asylum four weeks ago.

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Storm that just hit my neighborhood a few minutes ago. Luckily I had the X100T with me.

The Avenue of Flags was erected during the Iran hostage crisis of 1979 - 1981 to honor the American diplomats held hostage in Tehran, Iran. There are 444 Flags here, one for each day of the Hostage Crisis.