Top Photos using the Fuji X100
Having previous shared my most popular 50 flickr photos of 2011 I thought I would look at the FlixelPix posts that have made the top 10 list. Without doubt my love for the Fuji X100 has dominated since July. Ultra portable, ultra-powerful the camera reignited the photography challenge. If anything it now feels less comfortable carrying a DSLR around when the X100 is capable of so much, and did I also mention the camera itself is a thing of beauty?
You can see just how much the X100 dominates with four of the ten articles containing X100 in the title.
Top 10 Posts of 2011
1. 30 Photos taken with the Fuji X100
2. How to run a wordpress photo blog
3. Fuji Finepix X100 Sample Shots
5. Free Lightroom Preset : Sweets
8. 50 Most Popular Photos of 2011
Top 10 X100 Photos of 2011
In addition I thought it would be good to post my Top 10 photos taken with the X100 in 2011. It will be interesting to see how things fair in 2012, I suspect the Ferris Wheel will continue to feature on flickr, although I do have to confess I am getting tired looking at it. The goal for 2012 is to remove it from the top 5 with better captures. You can click on any of the photos to view it large on flickr.
1. Spin
2. Leaves : Ends Badly
3. Belfast Cafe
4. Ferris Wheel Revisited
5. Collection
6. St George’s Market
7. Balloon
8. Too Late
9. Some Fun Guys
10. Paris
You can view the full sets of X100 or 2011 Photos see below :
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Nice David, completely with you on the X100. My submission to PhotographyBB magazine to be published later this month is right in line with your thoughts here.
The only downside for me (and it was a minor bump) was the need to have it repaired for sticking aperture blades. Fuji factory service was absolutely awesome and since then it has seemed to work even better.
My camera of choice now…but I still have a need for my DSLR. Just not as often.