I joined the mirrorless camera family! I scraped off my savings account to buy a new Fujifilm XT10 camera. I chose it mainly because it's much more affordable compared to other top mirrorless cameras, and the reviews are nothing but great. Maybe if my skills get better and I save enough again, I'd buy the Sony a7 mark II next, which is the camera I also really want. But so far, I'm really happy with my Fuji. Broke, but happy.
I fell in love with the camera. Starting from how it's so small and portable. It's such a big change from my DSLR. I felt more excited to bring it around wherever I go because it's perfect for it. Also, I've been wanting to buy a 35mm lens ever since I had a camera, but never got to do it. I waited until I bought a mirrorless, skipped the kit lens and partnered my new baby with a 35mm. DREAMS COME TRUE.
I'm still playing around with the camera and its settings. It needs time and practice, I guess to figure things out, especially because I am so used to my Canon 600d. So as soon as I got the time, I tested my Fuji on the streets of London.
The journey always starts with a train ride. Half an hour away from the heart of the city.
A quick stop at Liberty's store front to have a look at all their fresh flowers
A peek at Carnaby street to see whether they've changed the decorations
Regent Street
Trafalgar Square
This man gives out free handmade rings.
And he's making a lot of people happy.
I regret not bringing some change this day.
The golden sun was shining and it made Trafalgar square looked extra pretty
I'm not sure where the man is looking.
Good company good coffee?
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