This was a nifty little camera that I bought to slip into the pocket of a fishing jacket and bring on fishing trips. It was robust, weather proof and produced nice images with its 35mm lens.
This was the first digital camera I ever got to play around with. I was the editor-in-chief of PC World Denmark at the time, and Agfa lent us a camera, which for some reason never was returned.
A point&shoot camera that I really wanted and bought used as soon as the option was there. A real picture machine and probably one of the best cameras I ever owned.
There's no doubt that the Fuji X100 is a fantastic camera, and I use mine all the time and love it. But man, there's a bunch of Fuji engineers who deserve a severe spanking!
A cloudy autumn day in an area with lots of deserted boats. The light on such days is just fantastic for the most well lit detail shots. God's great lightbox. All shot with a Canon Powershot A630 handheld.
