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Taken at the Eden Project, Cornwall

The traffic on one side of my road is always heavy. Our house is close to a crossroads that lead to all the nearby major cities so I'm sure you can imagine. On this particular day traffic was backed up as usual. I was lying on the bed reading when I heard screaming and shouts of "oh my god,the...

Woke up to screams this morning; looked out the window and saw this chaos:

Fuji X-E1 And one in colour:

Taken from a new shoot based on the Greek mythological character Persephone: who is forced to spend half the year in the underworld. Simon Riley - "Reality is a Projected Fantasy" Simon Riley

Thanks. I hadn't thought of Dali but that's a nice compliment. Sent from my GT-I9100 using FujiXspot mobile app

I think there's something more tangible about being able to control your camera using analogue dials as opposed to through a computer menu. That's what makes it for me. The ability to rotate those dials and tinker with the camera in a physical way. It's probably the inner child :) Sent from my...

Thanks. Never liked shooting them before using the Fuji. I still prefer people, but I'm more willing to step out of my comfort zone and try different types of photography now. I just need to pluck up the courage to try street photography! Sent from my GT-I9100 using FujiXspot mobile app

Thanks very much! The Fuji has spurred me back into taking photographs again. Not sure whether it's the form factor, or the quality of the images or a combination of the two. It's just a magical little camera and I love using it. Sent from my GT-I9100 using FujiXspot mobile app

The old Contax Zeiss mounted to the Fuji with an adapter. Sent from my GT-I9100 using FujiXspot mobile app

These are probably among my most dramatic black and whites using the Fuji X-E1: Simon Riley

Couple of portraits from my latest shoots: Simon Riley

Experimental shoot using the X-E1 and Zeiss 50mm f1.7 Simon Riley

Experimental self portrait Simon Riley

It is a fantastic lens. I'm not used to using such a wide angle but I'm pleased with the results thus far. Simon Riley