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Photography: what’s in my bag?

Posted by | Published on June 14, 2015

He who would travel happily must travel light.       Antoine de Saint-Exupéry Although this blog has no product sponsorship deals or affiliations with […] 

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Lee Filters on my Fujifilm X100T

Posted by | Published on March 7, 2015

“Sharpness is a bourgeois concept”    Henri Cartier-Bresson I always enjoy using Lee Filters, especially the Big Stopper on my X100S. Since upgrading to the X100T I have […] 

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