Saturday, April 30, 2011
Fujifilm FinePix X100 Carry at All Times
I've said on previous posts that I always want to have a camera on me. In a dire emergency I'll consider my iPhone a camera - but in 99.9% of the occasions I go out I have a "real" camera with me. This morning is another good example of this mantra which led to this shot. I was walking up the avenue and saw this monk (?) standing on the corner. I flipped on the X100 while holding a mocha with the other. Kept my stride and when I got near him I shot, said thanks, and kept walking. Not going to win a Pulitzer - but it made my morning to get this grab shot. Are we photographers all "odd" like that?
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Like the shot, how do you rate the X100, whats the lag time like?
ReplyDeleteLooks like a lighter-skinned James Earl Jones on the way to the set.
ReplyDeletethe guy looks pissed.
ReplyDeleteLove the shot. What a great face!
ReplyDeletex100 or not, this one is priceless =)
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