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Fujifilm Finepix X100 photography


A damp and miserable January day today, forced myself to go out and take some images with this little wonderful camera. Sure it's frustrating and slow but who's in a rush? Not me. Sometimes it just will not focus in "macro" mode and then you remember that it needs to be at f4 or higher to work🫣

These photo's were all taken as jpeg with no raw captured and I did a little cropping and some adjustments to taste. They were all images of parts of my local village - I do hope you like them.

On another note I have sent my Tri X 400 for developing and awaiting the negatives to be returned, once I have them converted to digital I will post them on here!

Anyway here's this morning's images 









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