I posted a photo a few weeks backs on a photography group and someone on there commented that why do all Fujifilm shooters take dark photos. Now to be honest at the time, I didn’t really take any notice, but this comment obviously stuck with me as I've been noticing these dark shadow and silhouette photos more and more and whenever I see one its almost always been taken with a mirrorless camera, be it a Fuji, Sony or Leica.

London, its been all too long since my last visit, through the summer I was traveling to London nearly every weekend for street photography, most of the time I was out shooting with my good friend Christian Cross.

In the past few weeks, I've been editing less and using the Classic Chrome preset straight from the Fuji X-T2. I have to say this

When I go out on the streets I will normally head out on my own, it’s just easier to move about at the speed I want to move at. Also if I want to head off in a direction I don’t have to check with someone else.

I’ve been playing around with light inside buildings like the Tate Modern in London. This is where the Fuji 56mm F1.2 comes into its own. The F1.2 really helps in low light and of course, mix that with the amazing iso that the X-T2 has and let me tell you it’s a match made in heaven.