On the night of July 25th my mom and I had a plan. It involved taking a plane and flying for almost four hours while heading up north (as per usual). The destination was a country I hold real tight in my heart; my beloved Sweden, more specifically in Stockholm.
Waking up on a Friday in Stockholm is something I was already dreaming for for quite a while. And so the adventure began.
We wrote down a tiny plan about where we wanted to go or what to do and visit during the upcoming four days that we were going to stay there and of course my Fujifilm X100F was going to accompany us on this adventure. I myself have already been to Stockholm few times (despite not ‘liking’ that much repeating destinations, there’s always an exception and this one is mine). So to disconnect, surround ourselves with nature, some good food and literally lay down a bit, on Sunday we went to the Kungliga Djurgården and visited Rosendals Trädgård.
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SUMMER VIBES II: USING THE FUJIFILM X100F IN LA COSTA BRAVA
Few weeks ago I got a new camera (secondhand tho because I like giving live to otherwise forgotten items). The camera I got is the one and only Fujifilm X100F; compact APS-C sensor camera with a non-interchangeable 23mm f/2.0 lens (that equals more or less a 35mm) perfect mostly for street and travel photography hence why I ended up choosing it.
Yesterday July 20th we went out with some friends to La Costa Brava. This time we went to S’Agaró and Calonge. The photos that you can see down below were exclusively taken during the walk at S’Agaró Camí de Ronda.
I am still trying to get used to its focal length mainly because I’ve been using a 35mm (on an APS-C which equals more or less a 50mm) for the last three years or so and it’s still a challenge for me to get to think on the new focal length. Anyways, no more talking for today and hope you enjoy the photos.
