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First day with my X-Pro1 and 35mm 1.4
Grey and overcast on this walk, but not all was lost...
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Bought from RFF ,so far I like it.

Test from last week on XE-1
 

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Thank you, Peter! I hope I'm not bombing this thread too hard with pictures, but here's two ways I found people spending their lunch break in Stockholm today.

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Nap in the grass.


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Cigarettes and oranges.


P.s Out of the 18mm and the 35mm lenses I got with the camera I imagined I would come to prefer the former, but there's just something about this lens that makes even a wide angle sort of guy like myself reconsider things. D.s
 
hexiplex said:
Thank you, Peter! I hope I'm not bombing this thread too hard with pictures, but here's two ways I found people spending their lunch break in Stockholm today.

f1yw809.jpg

Nap in the grass.


kLbJbvJ.jpg

Cigarettes and oranges.


P.s Out of the 18mm and the 35mm lenses I got with the camera I imagined I would come to prefer the former, but there's just something about this lens that makes even a wide angle sort of guy like myself reconsider things. D.s
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Your images look warmer than my recollection of Stockholm. I got off the train at 2 AM in the winter of 1960, snowing heavily, and all hotels closed at midnight. Finally, some kind soul let me in out of the cold! I was impressed by the friendly people and the theaters played jazz at intermission.

I'm getting my X-Pro1 and 35/1.4 (again) on Monday. Until then, I'll peruse the images of you and others.
 
matthewm said:
A quick snap of my new (to me) bike... Using this one to hold me over until I can finish up a custom build next spring.


WHOLE BIKE.jpg by HeyMatthew, on Flickr
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I never met a bike picture I didn't like (to paraphrase Will Rogers) and yours is no exception. Good choice of background. I never rode a fixie and probably never will.
 
Bike Tourist said:
Your images look warmer than my recollection of Stockholm. I got off the train at 2 AM in the winter of 1960, snowing heavily, and all hotels closed at midnight. Finally, some kind soul let me in out of the cold! I was impressed by the friendly people and the theaters played jazz at intermission.

I'm getting my X-Pro1 and 35/1.4 (again) on Monday. Until then, I'll peruse the images of you and others.
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It's a strange thing, in many ways people seem more open during the summer but the warmth runs a bit deeper during the (now rare) cold of the winter months. It's just a bit harder to reach. No jazz during the intermissions of anything now, though... No doubt due to intermissions is something people apparently don't have time for any longer. The 60's must've been a great time to see Stockholm, if not for the friendly people, certainly for the jazz. Hope you'll continue to enjoy that camera lens combination! I certainly did today:

Foodtruck guy by kaffemagiker, on Flickr


Central Station by kaffemagiker, on Flickr


Central Station pt. II by kaffemagiker, on Flickr


Stroller by kaffemagiker, on Flickr


Escalator by kaffemagiker, on Flickr


Hamngatan by kaffemagiker, on Flickr


Apologies for the wall of photos, restraint is not one of my virtues.
 
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Met a random cat on my little walk around the neighborhood today, came back in and realized how phenomenal this lens is. Sharp as a tack, but definitely not lacking in that funny word called 'character' either.
 
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