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I took my new Fujinon XF 35mm F2 lens to the Sponge Docks in Tarpon Springs, FL for its first outing last Saturday. This is my first Fujifilm prime lens... Dave Holiday Cheer on the Sponge Docks by David Jones, on Flickr

I have big hands and the large seems perfect and balanced when carrying the 10-24 or 18-135. Not sure I'd feel safe carrying those without the grip.

This Florida slash pine marks the beginning of the protected gopher tortoise habitat in the city of Dunedin's Hammock Park. X-T1 + XF 10-24 mm + linear polarizer & Iridient Developer

This does Iridient Digital

Cow Springs, just off Florida's Suwannee River (via X100S) Dave

Michael and Cora before their dive in the Devil's Eye/Ear Cave System. Aug-2013 Calm before the storm. Port of St. Petersburg, Florida, USA. Aug-2013 View of Georgia's Blue Ridge Mountains from the Appalachian Trail on Blood Mountain (elevation ~ 4500'). Sep-2013...

My wife's from SoCal and still isn't used to thunder and lightening. Dave

Sorry, I didn't see another thread depicting storms so I thought I'd start one. This was snapped in the parking lot at work on my way home two days ago. Luckily I was headed north. This is Tampa Bay at the Port of St. Petersburg, Florida, USA. Dave (via X100S)

More along the theme of water. A diver pauses before entering the stingray infested waters around Pier 60, Clearwater Beach, Florida. Taken during a volunteer cleanup event we organized last Saturday. Dave (via X100S).

A friend of mine has a new place in High Springs, Florida and recently established some bee colonies. Dave (via X100S)

Spotted last weekend while visiting my friend's new house in High Springs, Florida, USA. Dave (via X100S)

Here's my 3, all from a recent trip to Mexico. Dave (via X100S)

The best view of the beach at Balandra, La Paz, Baja California Sur, MX requires a bit of a hike. Dave (via X100S)

Cool shot! Dave

Has anyone tried this (or similar)? Velbon UT 63D Aluminum Travel Tripod with QHD-63 Ball Head UT Dave

Can someone recommend a tripod for the X100S. I'm taking a trip to Baja and need something lightweight yet sturdy to take on daily hikes in the desert. Thanks, Dave

Yep, one of my new favorites places now. HaHa, no we each had 4 tanks! Dave

Here's a shot of the spring we dove last Saturday in Wakulla County, Florida. That's a layer of duckweed on the surface, the visibility underwater was quite good. Our max depth was 175' with a total dive time of 75 min. Dave (via X100S)

Noticed this parked next door to where I work today. It's the Coast Guard's "Eagle", the US military's only active commissioned sailing vessel. Incredibly, she was Nazi Germany's "SSS Horst Wessel" in a former life. See more here: USCGC Eagle (WIX-327) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (Shot...

That sucks, sorry to hear you had to stop diving! I'm not using my "X" underwater, but do like to take topside shots before and after dives and on the boat rides to/from dive sites. Regarding whale sharks, we didn't see any this trip but I have swam with them off La Paz, in Baja California...

More water, this time from a diving trip I took to Cozumel last month. I still wasn't able to completely capture the ridiculous turquoise and cobalt blues in the water, but had fun trying with the X100S. I need to go back now that I have a polarizer. Dave

For fun! These were cave dives and at these sites the basins had low or no visibility. One you enter the cave passages the temperature drops and the visibility clears. Emerald is still clearing from a recent flood, so the visibility was only 20-40 feet, while Indian opened up to 100 plus feet of...

Here's a couple more shots of water taken with the X100S. The first is Emerald Sink, an entrance to the Floridan Aquifer in Wakulla County, northern Florida. The other is a shot of a "gator" in nearby Camp Indian Springs. Dave

Here's a shot of Google's ship, the R/V Falkor, taken a couple of weeks ago in St. Petersburg, FL (again with the X100S). The scene was tragically backlit, so I went with more of an artistic look. Dave

Thanks! It's an oceanographic research vessel at the University of South Florida in St. Petersburg, FL. Dave

Here a shot of my boat, taken last week with my X100S. Dave

Here's a couple of shots I took at work while getting to know my X100S. Dave

-2 to +2 EV auto bracketing Dave

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