Not a decisive, but rather a terrorisive moment, impossible to miss, even with the camera turned off, the windows in my apartment rattled and seconds later the whole building trembled like a Chihuahua starring at a NYC rat. I took a deep breath and remembered X-trans-minator’s last words “Get aoouuuut now” grabbed my Fuji X100s and headed up to the roof
more after the break
no wonder Giggle drools the world, they don’t screw around but rather pull it off. With incredible determination and will power, Giggle’s repair girl did not waste any seconds, shutter leaf was her middle name.
10000 volts would certainly kill you but Giggle girl knew her amperage and cruised through this hairy moment unharmed
a quick break on the Giggle ladder before she hopped on her Rush Hour to beat the traffic to her next assignment……to be continued.
I WILL BE BACK to fix a few spelling errors-getting off the roof now to capture Giggle girl with the X-trans-sensor, no need to remind me, I can sink of it selber.
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The cyan tinted shot was shot with the wa adapter, yeah, should keep away dyslexic robots
Thanks David, and for the link, lovely shots!
Hi Mike, I’ve been trying out the new x100s over the past week and have posted many pictures – http://www.dwwphotography.blogspot.com.au – so you can check them out. I have to agree with you, the upgrades are significant and worthwhile for regular shooters. Your website, composition & blogs are wonderful – thanks, cheers, David
Was it shot with the wide angle adapter?
(p.s. is your spam protection system intended to exclude dyslexic from your site?
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