A recent visit to Budapest did not disappoint. Two trams pass by on the evening commute over the Szabadság Bridge.
Eiffel
It’s been photographed more times that one could possibly count and many times by myself. Still, the Eiffel Tower always impresses during a stroll around Paris. This particular sunny day the clouds & sky made for a dramatic setting that caught my eye. As usual, my walk-around camera of choice was the Fuji X100T, always a solid go-to camera.
The Alps, Amsterdam & the Fuji X100T
Awhile back I wrote a post about my search for the 'Ultimate Travel Camera', eventually purchased a camera after much deliberation, lazily never made a follow up post about it and have since purchased yet another camera to replace the first 'ultimate travel' camera. Whew. The long short of it? I purchased a Panasonic Lumix LX10, didn't fall in love with it and decided to go back for my gut instinct of the Fuji X100T.
So here I am a few weeks into owning the X100T and I've been loving every minute of shooting with it. While I won't dwell on the Lumix (I plan a post about my experience with it soon), I just never fully loved shooting with it. It simply stayed in my bag too often and I was rarely inspired to shoot with it. I should've known the Fuji brand would be calling my name and I'm happy it's my new everyday carry.
This post won't be a 'review' because there a million such things out there to geek out about over specs & pixel peeping. Nope, just some pics and the simple joy of shooting with a very capable compact camera that produces gorgeous images.
The Alps offer nothing less than impressive views.
Typical scene around Chamonix.
Made friends with this amiable bar keep over our shared passion for Fuji cameras. Bummed I didn't get him in focus as I was still getting used to handling the X100T. Good to show failures & successes too. Next time.
Wow.
Then it was off to Amsterdam for a few days to let the legs recover before we headed home. I wanted to put the X100T through the paces in an urban environment and one I'm more familiar with. Definitely starting to get used to this thing.
Amsterdam is for...
Locals.
Photo Lego Dude checking out the tulips.
Best way to get around town.
Bikes everywhere.
Haarlem.
Photo Lego Dude approves the design of the X100T. [iPhone X]
Delta Airbus 350 at the gate. Goodbye for now Amsterdam and welcome to the family X100T.
Dinner on the Canal
Amsterdam at night is always beautiful; lights from a passing boat, the moon, passing bicycles & cars and even the subtle glow from the famous red lights from across the canal make for a wonderful scene.