Fujifilm X-Pro1, Night, and the City Transit

At 6400 ISO the camera sails on.

Streets Ottawa with the Fujifilm X-Pro1

Slow day at the ranch.

Check out Dolly Sophie's Youtube channel. Great fashion interviews and a great chance to see her original line of clothes. Go to http://www.youtube.com/user/DollySophieTV?feature=watch . You'll love Dolly and her works.

Mondomdeusah/Electric Bitch Apparel Fashion and Art Show

8th July, 2012. The Fujifilm X-Pro1 goes to a fashion show.

I went to this show appearing at La Petit Mort Gallery on Dalhousie Street in Ottawa. http://www.lapetitemortgallery.com/ It was a great show and a good time was to be had by all. I wish to thank Donald K of http://www.mondomedeusah.com  , (email mondomedeusah@gmail.com) and Tania Pecora, manager of ElectricBitchManagement http://electricbitchmanagement.com , (email  info@electricbitchmanagement.com  ) , who both coordinated this great show. Please visit their websites and visit http://electricbitchapparel.tumblr.com/ for their clothing line!

All pictures were shot with the Fujifilm X-Pro1 at 6400 ISO. No flash. White balance was done on the Kelvin measurement. Focusing is still a bit of a challenge tracking the models as they did their rounds, but it can be done, and done well. Minor tweaks were done on Photoshop 5 Ext.

A Day in Renfrew Ontario - McDougall Museum

Belated Happy Canada Day folks.

I spent my post-Canada Day doing one thing that I enjoy...going to small towns. On Monday 2nd July I went to Renfrew. It is a nice town that looks like a lot of other nice towns. Ther were very few people on the street but these people are extremely friendly and told me of some of the hidden gems of th town, like Ontario's only hanging bridge.

After crossing the bridge, I discovered another gem, the McDougall Mill Museum, Renfrew's local museum. The day just got better and better.

Instrument for texting.

The mannequin on the right has a Styrofoam head, hence the bizarre glow. 
And hence the D.W. Griffith look.

Oh show me the way to the next whiskey bar,

Oh don't ask why, oh don't ask why...

If you come by the museum you can pose with the Queen!

And we complete this entry with...shoes. I can't leave you without my signature motif.

Many thanks to Paula Campbell and Michael Bradley who work at the Renfrew Museum and were an immense help to me. They are knowledgeable, understanding and friendly, a great combination. If you are in Renfrew, drop by the Museum. The McDougall Mill Museum is located on 65 Arthur Avenue, Renfrew, Ontario, K7V 4B1. You can call the museum at (613) 432-2129. And here is the website: http://www.renfrewmuseum.ca/

All pictures were shot with the Fujifilm X-Pro1 and the Fujinon f1.4 35mm lens. Lowest ISO was 1000, highest (most pictures) was 6400 ISO. Amazing camera. Of the 395 shots taken that day, only four had focusing problems.