I used to say that the camera dictates the way you photograph, but after using again the Fuji XE2, I can say that I might be wrong… I’m using the Fuji the same way I use the Ricoh. What is different here is that the Fuji is more bulky and I’m less invisible. But People who notice me in the streets most of the time are not the ones I photograph, but the others !
Speaking of the Lumix, it’s a hell of a camera ! My dad broke his 10 years old camera and I need to buy another one. I have chosen this one because it’s not the smallest one. It’s even bigger than my Ricoh and almost the same size of my Fuji. My dad is 75 years old and I didn’t want something so little it could slip out of his hands. The images produced are top quality. Of course I only used the 24 mm, but he can use the 200 mm ! He made good use of it at the zoo.
Just speaking of the photograph of my little boy you mentionned. We were listenning to a woman who came to tell us a little more about the Rhinos and it was a bit long… My little boy was borred and was asking for something to eat ! Each time he’s borred, he asks for food. Weird no ?

Cheers John !

Yes Jan, this 18 mm is the most underrated lens of the fujinon. They said that a Mark II should be coming but we’re still waiting. I really like it because it’s a fast one and it also has an apperture ring. If things could be improved, I’d like it a little more smaller. Not like the 27 mm pancake, but smaller. Speaking of the GR III, it could be the real successor of the Ricoh GRD IV for me. But we’ll have to wait a while before putting our hands on it !

Cheers Jan