Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
p.150 #1Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Hey everyone! Long time X100 series admirer, first time poster. I've viewed and enjoyed all of your images for years in this thread, and now I finally have a chance to join in.
From the moment this mother (presumably) and her little boy entered the Paris metro subway car and huddled with him, she radiated protection, caution, wariness, a little bit of fearfulness. I felt the mass of faceless humanity around them conveyed their isolation in the crowd.
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Protection by Jason Risinger, on Flickr
Edited on Dec 02, 2022 at 06:20 PM · View previous versions
From the moment this mother (presumably) and her little boy entered the Paris metro subway car and huddled with him, she radiated protection, caution, wariness, a little bit of fearfulness. I felt the mass of faceless humanity around them conveyed their isolation in the crowd.
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Protection by Jason Risinger, on FlickrEdited on Dec 02, 2022 at 06:20 PM · View previous versions
Dec 02, 2022 at 08:43 AM
p.150 #2Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
trainerKEN wrote:
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I'm always on the lookout for your next street photo with your X100V. Your work was partly what inspired me to try out some street stuff on my recent trip to Paris. Always so atmospheric!
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I'm always on the lookout for your next street photo with your X100V. Your work was partly what inspired me to try out some street stuff on my recent trip to Paris. Always so atmospheric!
Dec 02, 2022 at 08:48 AM
p.150 #3Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Everyone here was involved in some kind of connection, or at least with devices that should facilitate it.
The three individuals engrossed in their phones; the man and woman talking in the background without phones; but even the young woman whose attention was caught away from her own device to seemingly gaze at the red-coated woman using her phone to converse with another human being (imagine that).
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Connection by Jason Risinger, on Flickr
The three individuals engrossed in their phones; the man and woman talking in the background without phones; but even the young woman whose attention was caught away from her own device to seemingly gaze at the red-coated woman using her phone to converse with another human being (imagine that).
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Connection by Jason Risinger, on FlickrDec 02, 2022 at 06:19 PM
p.150 #4Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
I saw this man reflected in the door of the subway car and wanted to grab that moment. It lasted very briefly before the person with the backpack shifted their position. It wasn't evident to me until later when reviewing the image that part of him was actually visible in the "real world" as well. I liked it even more because of that 
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Reflection by Jason Risinger, on Flickr
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Reflection by Jason Risinger, on FlickrDec 04, 2022 at 12:26 PM
p.150 #5Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Debarking from a train in Bayeux, France, we passed some others waiting for the train back toward Paris or Caen. I was struck by the generation gap seemingly in evidence in the various individuals' approach to the wait. The X100V's quickness, responsiveness and unobtrusiveness was critical to me, newbie to street photography, being able to instantly capture scenes like this.
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Generation gap by Jason Risinger, on Flickr
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Generation gap by Jason Risinger, on FlickrDec 04, 2022 at 12:31 PM
p.150 #6Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
This woman is very committed to keeping her windows clean. I didn't stick around to see how she managed the ones at the top right.
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Spotless by Jason Risinger, on Flickr
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Spotless by Jason Risinger, on FlickrDec 05, 2022 at 07:25 PM
p.150 #7Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
This woman going against the flow of every other person in the crowd reminded me of a few songs, but particularly one by Cass Elliot from the 60s. It's very unlikely that a woman in Caen, France was listening to that song at that particular moment, but since she's rocking her headphones, I can imagine it anyway.
You gotta make your own kind of music
Sing your own special song
Make your own kind of music
Even if nobody else sings along
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Make your own kind of music... by Jason Risinger, on Flickr
You gotta make your own kind of music
Sing your own special song
Make your own kind of music
Even if nobody else sings along
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Make your own kind of music... by Jason Risinger, on FlickrDec 05, 2022 at 07:32 PM
p.150 #8Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Sunset after a stormy afternoon on Gold Beach, Arromanches-les-Bains, Normandy, one of two British landing zones on D Day. The few remaining vestiges of the artificial port constructed for the invasion are still visible off the coast.
The camera's battery was all but dead at this point after only a couple hours of shooting. I hadn't become experienced yet with managing the X100V's battery life. I made multiple attempts (dozens) to power on the camera and snap the shutter quickly before it could shut down again. These two frames stitched together were the last ones before the battery died completely. A fitting send-off to a moving and solemn, but also amazing, once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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Golden remembrance, wide by Jason Risinger, on Flickr
The camera's battery was all but dead at this point after only a couple hours of shooting. I hadn't become experienced yet with managing the X100V's battery life. I made multiple attempts (dozens) to power on the camera and snap the shutter quickly before it could shut down again. These two frames stitched together were the last ones before the battery died completely. A fitting send-off to a moving and solemn, but also amazing, once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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Golden remembrance, wide by Jason Risinger, on FlickrDec 06, 2022 at 08:46 PM
p.150 #9Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Moped delivery guys are everywhere in Paris. While my wife and I were waiting for our order at this walk-up cookie bakery window, these two guys were hanging out waiting for theirs as well.
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Order up by Jason Risinger, on Flickr
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Order up by Jason Risinger, on FlickrDec 07, 2022 at 07:55 PM
p.150 #10Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Turning precisely 180 degrees and looking above the cookie kitchen, I saw this guy hanging out the window doing his thing. Must have been a non-smoking room.
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Smoke break by Jason Risinger, on Flickr
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Smoke break by Jason Risinger, on FlickrDec 07, 2022 at 08:09 PM
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p.150 #11Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Rainy Paris street. The absolute best part of the whole experience was walking the streets of Paris together with my wife in the rain.
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Rain, street by Jason Risinger, on Flickr
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Rain, street by Jason Risinger, on FlickrDec 09, 2022 at 08:02 PM
p.150 #12Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
A tale of two cities: One cold, rainy, and windy; the other warm, dry, inviting.
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A tale of two cities by Jason Risinger, on Flickr
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A tale of two cities by Jason Risinger, on FlickrDec 09, 2022 at 08:04 PM
p.150 #13Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Cool story behind the pic, seems an appropriate set of events for the location, thx for sharing
JWRisinger wrote:
Sunset after a stormy afternoon on Gold Beach, Arromanches-les-Bains, Normandy, one of two British landing zones on D Day. The few remaining vestiges of the artificial port constructed for the invasion are still visible off the coast.
The camera's battery was all but dead at this point after only a couple hours of shooting. I hadn't become experienced yet with managing the X100V's battery life. I made multiple attempts (dozens) to power on the camera and snap the shutter quickly before it could shut down again. These two frames stitched together were the last ones before the battery died completely. A...Show more →
JWRisinger wrote:
Sunset after a stormy afternoon on Gold Beach, Arromanches-les-Bains, Normandy, one of two British landing zones on D Day. The few remaining vestiges of the artificial port constructed for the invasion are still visible off the coast.
The camera's battery was all but dead at this point after only a couple hours of shooting. I hadn't become experienced yet with managing the X100V's battery life. I made multiple attempts (dozens) to power on the camera and snap the shutter quickly before it could shut down again. These two frames stitched together were the last ones before the battery died completely. A...Show more →
Dec 09, 2022 at 10:08 PM
p.150 #14Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Thanks Darrell, my pleasure.
darrellc wrote:
Cool story behind the pic, seems an appropriate set of events for the location, thx for sharing
The camera's battery was all but dead at this point after only a couple hours of shooting. I hadn't become experienced yet with managing the X100V's battery life. I made multiple attempts (dozens) to power on the camera and snap the shutter quickly before it could shut down again. These two frames stitched together were the last ones before the battery died completely. A fitting send-off to a moving and solemn, but also amazing, once-in-a-lifetime experience.
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https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52537397428_a973d142e7_b.jpgGolden remembrance, wide by Jason Risinger, on Flickr
darrellc wrote:
Cool story behind the pic, seems an appropriate set of events for the location, thx for sharing
JWRisinger wrote
Sunset after a stormy afternoon on Gold Beach, Arromanches-les-Bains, Normandy, one of two British landing zones on D Day. The few remaining vestiges of the artificial port constructed for the invasion are still visible off the coast.The camera's battery was all but dead at this point after only a couple hours of shooting. I hadn't become experienced yet with managing the X100V's battery life. I made multiple attempts (dozens) to power on the camera and snap the shutter quickly before it could shut down again. These two frames stitched together were the last ones before the battery died completely. A fitting send-off to a moving and solemn, but also amazing, once-in-a-lifetime experience.
X100V
https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/52537397428_a973d142e7_b.jpgGolden remembrance, wide by Jason Risinger, on Flickr
Dec 10, 2022 at 07:55 AM
p.150 #15Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Four ducks practicing their synchronized diving routine in Bayeux, Normandy, no doubt preparing for the 2024 Paris Summer Olympics. Who says the X100V can't shoot sports?
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Synchronized diving by Jason Risinger, on Flickr
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Synchronized diving by Jason Risinger, on FlickrDec 11, 2022 at 08:38 PM
p.150 #16Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Bayeux Cathedral, Normandy, France
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Timing by Jason Risinger, on Flickr
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Timing by Jason Risinger, on FlickrDec 11, 2022 at 08:40 PM
p.150 #17Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Hi all,
Just curious does anyone know why the hype all of a sudden for the x100v that's caused a shortage in supply? Tiktok? Influencers? Where/when exactly
Just curious does anyone know why the hype all of a sudden for the x100v that's caused a shortage in supply? Tiktok? Influencers? Where/when exactly
Dec 12, 2022 at 03:31 AM
p.150 #18Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
The flip-down screen was great for trying to be unobtrusive and capture spontaneous moments of interesting people, or so I thought. Evidently I haven't mastered my sneakiness technique very well yet, because this guy looked right at me, smiled huge, and posed with a friendly gesture. Or hopefully it's friendly in France, anyway. At least he wasn't upset. Or, depending on the meaning of that gesture, maybe he was, ha!
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Pose by Jason Risinger, on Flickr
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Pose by Jason Risinger, on FlickrDec 13, 2022 at 08:04 PM
p.150 #19Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
This thread brought back memories of a family trip to Japan with the x100s. I have always been a fan of the film profiles and ability to convert in camera.
Dec 14, 2022 at 10:43 AM
p.150 #20Fujifilm X100 Series Image Thread
Montmc86 wrote:
This thread brought back memories of a family trip to Japan with the x100s. I have always been a fan of the film profiles and ability to convert in camera.
Love the train driver in the second image, looks like he's tipping his cap to the boy.
This thread brought back memories of a family trip to Japan with the x100s. I have always been a fan of the film profiles and ability to convert in camera.
Love the train driver in the second image, looks like he's tipping his cap to the boy.
Dec 14, 2022 at 12:41 PM