Fuji in Europe Part 6 - Street photography in France

Streets

Both villages that we visited in France were absolutely teeming with people.  A perfect place to try out street photography.  It wasn't easy at first as there was literally too much to take in.  Once the jaw dropping first impression passed I could think and concentrate.  It wasn't easy at first, since being quite introverted, I never liked focusing attention on myself.  I tried telling myself that I will probably not see these people ever again, so who cares what they think.  I had to do this quite a bit, to get myself in the proper frame of mind.  It worked :) ... and the silent Fuji X100s helped.

Gear

For this the most often used camera?  Yep, you got it, the Fuji X100s.  Although I did try the X-T1 and the 56mm f1.2.  I brought a special graduated ND filter with me, just so I could shoot at f1.2 in the the day time.  I wasn't disappointed.  The combo of either X Fuji, and the 56mm lens is just wonderful.. really wonderful.  That lens is sharp, even wide open, but I did experience a bit of strange behavior when auto focusing at f1.2 with the Fuji X-T1.  I found the AF hunting a bit, and not lock on the proper subject.  It only happened a few times, so I think it was probably a user error, but will test it more.  So here are some street photography from France...  Enjoy!

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