Premium/ Always have your camera with you
Often I find myself thinking about what convinced me to choose the Fujifilm camera system to express my passion. Leaving the house with my photography bag in search of that perfect moment, when everything in front of the camera aligns between my eye and the viewfinder.
I believe one of the best features of Fujifilm is the compactness of the bodies, along with the small size of the lenses, without compromising the image quality.
I often reflect that photography is a passion and not a job. This allows me to experiment and capture everything that touches my heart, even if I identify as a Street Photographer.
The best way to express my passion is to always have the camera with me. Life never stops, just like the people who face it every day. What we do and how we do it today will not be the same in thirty years. This is what I want to capture, the current lifestyle of the people; the special in normality.
I hate shooting with my phone; I need the feeling and that creative control that only the camera can give me. “I don’t want a computer in my hands”. Here is where Fujifilm’s portability comes into play. But we all struggle and argue about: what to pack for our daily bag or backpack?
Like many of us, I like to buy photography gear, so I own different equipment. Over time, I’ve learned that limiting yourself in the gear department can be a good thing.
This was my gear list before my cross-country trip (more on that later):
● X-Pro3
● X100V
● XF18mm f1.4
● XF 33mm f1.4
● XF 35mm f1.4
● XF 50mm f2
● and Voigtländer Nokton Classic 40mm f1.4 m.c.
People ask me often, “How is limiting yourself a good thing?”
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