Winter
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Should I Buy It? (Best Taken With an 85mm)
…but actually with a 23mm (35mm equivalent, cropped.)
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The Watchman (Street-Photography Shortcuts)
As every thing under the sun, Street-Photography too has its own shortcuts: freaky street-portraits are one of those. It’s easy to have your pictures noticed when your subject is a 60-years old Brit-Punk, an implausible-color dressed man or whatever alike: these subjects do the work on your behalf and it is very hard to obtain such kind of picture AND conveying actual meaning. Personally I like photos that – alone or made meaningful by a title – can tell a story. This way I can try to (pretend to) make “unique” shots, that stand with dignity in front of the zillions of 500px/Instagram/Flickr’s great images that are often perfect but…
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True Leather (Saved by Photoshop’s Crop)
A 35mm focal length is definitely much too wide for my kind of street-photography, but I must admit that the advantages of using a Fujifilm X100s in terms of efficiency and portability, beat any other issue related to the wideness of the lens. And the X100s’ resolution is good enough to obtain a good composition through Photoshop’s crop feature.
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A Nikon’s Portrait Made With a Fuji
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Reflexes
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Labcoats
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Last Puff Before the Ride
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Busy
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Earbuds
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A Vessel
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Romeo’s Hideout
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Traffic Jam in Rome
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The Coffin
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The Last Barrell
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On the Range
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Unkempt
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Lost in Puglia
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Priority Pass Lounge at Fiumicino Airport
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Cold Stuff
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Belgian Macarons
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Belgian Gloves
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Where Did I Left My Car?
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Justice Under Construction
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Arrested Behind the Door
Arrested inside. Don’t enter unless you can prove you’re (their) lawyer…