Lieze, shot at the Art Academy, Leuven.
Fujifilm X100T, X-T1, 16 1.4 & 56 1.2 APD.
Light over darkness /
Yesterday was supposed to be a beautiful day. The sun was shining, a low cloud layer was making it's way past Belgium, promising a nice sunny afternoon. Fifteen minutes after I took these images, while we were deboarding the aircraft, two bombs went off at the other side of the terminal.
While the pictures I made seem to foreshadow dark clouds, the only thing I can see in them is the light, piercing the darkness...
It's not always sunshine and rainbows... /
Less than 250 meters of visibility looks like this. Still double of what we need to be able to take off.
Nice sunset, sadly, behind us...
But in the end, found something worth snapping a picture of. Somewhere along the Portuguese-Spanish border.
Just a little bit closer... /
... that would have been great. Sadly just not close enough to the mountains to have the more spectacular view...
Fujifilm X100T.
Sophie, part three /
Same day as part two, this time some black and white images.
All images shot on the Fujifilm X-T1 & 56 1.2 APD.
Sophie, part two /
A year ago we had our first collaboration. Sadly, the weather prevented what we intended to shoot, but we improvised and shot some casual shots. Wind and long hair makes for some interesting effects...
Make-up and hair by Ellen Vermeulen. Go check out her work at www.airmum.be
All images shot on the Fujifilm X-T1 & 56 1.2 APD.
Dusk /
Six days of grey skies and nothing but boring landscapes, and then you get lucky for a few minutes...
And yes, cockpit windows are usually quite dirty. That's what makes taking pictures from the flight deck less than straightforward.
Fujifilm X-T1, 50-140 2.8.
Another week, Mont Blanc again /
Inbound Geneva this morning, enjoying the sunrise over Mont Blanc. Painting in the sky courtesy of some moisture and the sun.
I brought my zoom for once. It's a tad too heavy and big for my liking, but the benefit is much more range compared to the 56 1.2 APD that's normally attached to my X-T1. The OIS helps keep the ISO down, I shot comfortably at 1/30th without issues.
Fujifilm X-T1, 50-140 2.8.
Sunrise over Mont Blanc /
On the way home from Lyon.
Shot this morning on a Fujifilm X-T1 and 56 1.2 APD. Shot some Fujifilm Pro 400H on a Mamiya 6 too, will be interesting to see how those turn out.
More wide shots /
Lyon on Christmas day, one from in flight, some Bilbao and a final one from Budapest...
Hasselblad Xpan, 45 f4. Film used was Kodak Portra 400 and Kodak Tri-X 400. I still prefer the Ilford Delta 400 over Tri-X.