One Camera, One Lens (Page 2): I have to give the dead tree a pass this time in favor of the live one. The fourth time I opened #2 I finally saw the road. I really like roads like that...

brucebc Loc: Tooele, Utah

I have to give the dead tree a pass this time in favor of the live one. The fourth time I opened #2 I finally saw the road. I really like roads like that and I think my old truck does too.

ebbote Loc: Hockley, Texas

Very good set Cany.

SpyderJan Loc: New Smyrna Beach. FL

These are magnificent Jim. I don't even mind the snow. LOL

camerapapi Loc: Miami, Fl.

Beautiful images with excellent exposures.

SteveLew Loc: Sugar Land, TX

I am partial to photo number 3. It appears that you Fuji XT2 is working for you very well. I also shoot with a XT2. The last time I was a Moab I shot with my Nikon FF. It was my hiking experience at Moab that helped me realize that the Nikon FF with four lenses was too heavy for me. Sold my Nikon kit and moved to Fuji and never looked back.

deayala1 Loc: Pleasanton, CA

#3 is my favorite

Brokenland

Excellent compositions. If this is what I have to look forward to with my Generic camera and genetic 50mm lens, I'm all for it.

DeanS Loc: Capital City area of North Carolina

Highly rational.

rmm0605 Loc: Atlanta GA

Cany143 wrote:

The plan was to shoot details. Fuji X-T2 fitted with a 50mm collapsible Leitz Summitar (with a short LTM extension tube on hand, just in case...). I looked and walked and looked some more, but no details presented themselves. Unless --rationalizing, during and after this afternoon's fact-- I claim these are just details of a larger world.

Just details of a much, much larger world.

Great shots, all three. My preferred photo is no. 2, but not by much...

Darren01 Loc: Fallbrook California

kay55 Loc: NE Ohio

Cany143 wrote:

The plan was to shoot details. Fuji X-T2 fitted with a 50mm collapsible Leitz Summitar (with a short LTM extension tube on hand, just in case...). I looked and walked and looked some more, but no details presented themselves. Unless --rationalizing, during and after this afternoon's fact-- I claim these are just details of a larger world.

Just details of a much, much larger world.

These are all wonderful, i like three the best, can you tell me what the reddish items in the background are? I am viewing on a smartphone and i can't figure it out. Very nice series, thanks!

Blurryeyed Loc: NC Mountains.

Cany143 wrote:

The plan was to shoot details. Fuji X-T2 fitted with a 50mm collapsible Leitz Summitar (with a short LTM extension tube on hand, just in case...). I looked and walked and looked some more, but no details presented themselves. Unless --rationalizing, during and after this afternoon's fact-- I claim these are just details of a larger world.

Just details of a much, much larger world.

Very Nice! Your images are so rich in color, I wish you would post more about how you process them.

scooter1 Loc: Yacolt, Wa.

Wow beautiful pics

Cany143 wrote:

The plan was to shoot details. Fuji X-T2 fitted with a 50mm collapsible Leitz Summitar (with a short LTM extension tube on hand, just in case...). I looked and walked and looked some more, but no details presented themselves. Unless --rationalizing, during and after this afternoon's fact-- I claim these are just details of a larger world.

Just details of a much, much larger world.

Wrabcarroll

I really like the solitary tree and snow in the second one!! Nice job!!

SAVH Loc: La Jolla, CA

Cany, I am always jealous of your apparent immediate access to some of the absolute best photographic sites in our country. I get to visit them occasionally but never frequently enough. On the other hand, I guess I need to take better advantage of the opportunities I have here in Southern California. Your constant search for opportunities certainly inspires me to look around where I live more carefully.

Scotty