The Lee Bridge is right in the city of Richmond. It is route 301/1 and there is awalking bridge underneath that is meant for pedestrian use. Taking that leads you to Bell Island in the city which is a great park to get away. The Lee Bridhge travels right on over the island and you can some interesting angles from in.
Taken with Fuji X-Pro2 and 18-55mm lens.
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Hello, it has been awhile since I last uploaded a photograph. I have had a busy summer. So much in fact I have not go to the beach to go swimming or relax. I did get to go to Washington and Oregon State which was really exciting. The summer has been hot here but still doesn’t keep me from going outside. Recently, the photography group took a trip to a brewery that had a field of sunflowers that were blooming. A storm was rolling in and added some interesting skies that day.
Taken with X-Pro2 and Rokinon 8mm f2.8 lens
My girlfriend and I occasionally go up to Libby Hill Park in the City where you can sit on the grass or bench and get a great view of the setting sun over the city. We will brings books to read while we sit there or I will walk around with my camera seeing whats going on. It sometimes can be crowded but this night was actually really relaxed. These guys came by for a stop to look before they kept walking down the street.
Taken with XPro-2 and 35mm f2 lens
Hello again, I have really enjoyed using my Fujifilm XPro-2 since I picked it up. It operates a lot quicker then the XPro-1 and I love the Acros simulation in the camera. A lot of people ask me why I do not always shoot in raw at some of the photography meetings I’m at but the camera makes some wonderful jpegs to work with. I picked up a Samyang 8mm “fish-eye” lens for the camera and that is what I used for the photograph below taken with the XPro-2 in Acros simulation with a red filter setting. I hope to get more use out of this 8mm lens, it offers some great angle of view, great price and the quality is worth it. As long as you are ok with a manual focus and aperture ring.
Walking in New York City down in Lower Manhattan stands the newer tower; One World Trade Center or Freedom Tower. It is the tallest in the country and is a lovely building standing next the the reflection pools and the museum for 9/11. I noticed that the reflection was easy to see in the glass on the museum of the Freedom Tower and so I captured this photograph.
Taken with XPro-2 and 12mm Rokinon lens
S Clinton Lewis 