Handheld shots at 1/15s with the Fujifilm XF 55-200mm F3.5-4.8 R LM OIS. I have read lots of good things about this “cheap” zoom and it performs indeed well. The image stabilization is good, really good, even better than the Canon 100-400mm I used to have. With the Fuji I can still get sharp shots at 1/15s, with the Canon I couldn’t go below 1/60s. Perhaps the size of the lens had to to something with it.
Few shots from Shinjuku Station with my 90mm lens.
Rainy Friday night in Ebisu.
More than 10 years in Iidabshi and this is my first visit there, just a 20min walk from Iidabashi and one subway stop away: Edogawabashi.
Japanese temple roofs, with their gracefully curved lines and intricate tile patterns, epitomize the harmony and elegance of traditional Japanese architecture. Often adorned with detailed carvings and symbolic ornaments, these roofs not only shelter the sacred spaces below but also reflect a deep connection to nature and spirituality. The unique upturned eaves and the use…
