Las Vegas Portrait, Beauty, Boudoir and Cultural Photography
There’s still some confusion for photographers that are looking to buy one of these 35mm lenses from Fujifilm. On paper, just based on the specs the f1.4 version seems like it would be the clear winner. But specs aren’t everything. I hope this video gives you the kind of information you need to help you …
This is a VERY COOL alternative lens hood from Fujifilm for their XF 35mm f2 lens. Strong metal build quality, and I’ve always really appreciated this style of lens hood. It has the same vented design like the one Fuji makes for it’s X100 series. I got mine on Amazon from a seller who sells …
I bought the Fuji XF 56mm f1.2 lens a little while ago primarily to do portraiture and boudoir work. It’s a beautiful lens that can produce some pretty amazing shots. The minimum focal distance for this lens is somewhere around 2.3 feet and one thing that I kind wished I could do with this lens …
These are my thoughts on the differences between these two lenses. Hopefully this might help you if you’re looking to buy a 35mm lens but not sure which one to get. Of course everybody is different. I’d really recommend that you try out both lenses for yourself. I think that shooting for just a few …
Took my Fujifilm X-T1 and the Fujinon XF 35mm f2 R WR to get some shots of my nephew’s birthday party at Chucky Cheese’s. I was pretty happy with the results so just wanted to share. This setup really allowed me to get in and capture the kind of moments I was hoping to get. …
My nephew, one of my favorite people just turned 7 and celebrated with a few friends at Chucky Cheese. Man, what a great place! (I’d never been there before) It was great covering the event with the Fujifilm X-T1, and the only lens I used was the XF 35mm f2 for the whole day. While I …
2015 was pretty cool, but I’m really looking forward to 2016. I know it’s a little crazy to think that because the number on the calendar changes that anything is any different, but I think it’s a nice tool to use to kind of rethink some things, reorganize, make new plans and other things …
During my walk Tuesday night I noticed the stairway to a parking garage across the street from where I was shooting. I had been working that street corner (hmmm, that didn’t come out right!) trying to capture some good photos but wasn’t really getting anything that great. So, I decided to climb the stairs and see …
I like the look of shooting through glass. It not only allows me to capture moments of people in a very candid state, but it also adds another layer to the photo. But I might also shoot through a window that’s open so, while I don’t get the layer of glass I do get the frame within …
