Xpro1 with 35mm and 27mm

Over the weekend, I took my Xpro-1, XF35mm and XF27mm for a walk around Singapore's streets. Although the 27mm and 35mm seems to be quite close in number, when used on the streets, it yield a different output. I prefer the 27mm thin profile and the wider angle. The hit rate is higher as it is wider than what i see on my naked eyes. Some shots need to be cropped. 

As for 35mm, it has a better 3D effect and bokeh effect. More care and consideration is required when using the 35mm.

Shots were taken at Geylang Serai, Dakota Estate and Little India (Serangoon).

1- Little India, XF35mm 

2-Retro Honda Bike- XF35mm

3- Vegetables on display , XF35mm

4- B&W , XF27mm

5- Famous snack at Geylang Serai, XF27mm

6- Stocking up, XF27mm

7- Black Cat, XF35mm

8- Dakota Crescent flats, to be demolished soon, XF35mm

9- Busy Market at Geylang Serai, XF27mm

10- XF35mm, Dakota Crescent

11- XF35mm, systematical back alley shophouses 

12- XF35mm, Chinese Medicine at Dakota estate.

13- XF35, Dakota Crescent, empty mail boxes after tenants were moved out

14- XF35mm, Dakota Crescent Estate

15- XF27mm, Inside the wet market of Geylang Serai

Air Force Museum Singapore

Located at the Paya Lebar Airbase, the place is open to the public daily except for public holidays. The place has a display of the outdated fighter/bomber and helicopters from the 1960s to the 1990s.
There is a fighter simulator and a interesting exhibition on the 2nd level. A good place to bring kids for some national education. It is free of charge and the personnel in-charge are very helpful and friendly. Lots of space for kids to run around and explore.

Photos by Xpro-1 and 35mmf1.4

GE2015

It is the election fever in Singapore. I attended 2 rallies from different parties recently and brought the Fuji Xpro-1 and XF35mmf1.4 to capture the "moments"

Mostly shot at f1,4 wide open on the lens. Magical lens!