Dirk, Fuji X100T
This is a photo of my friend Dirk taken with the Fujifilm X100T. This image is a Fine Jpeg straight out of camera, lens at f/2.0, no edits made. I love the Fuji’s image quality… I’d add a bit of contrast and sharpening, but not much. Awesome little camera.

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Through The Infirmary #32

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Through the Infirmary #57
From one of the small village health centers outside of Xamtai, Laos. From a project with Médecins Sans Frontières.

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Through The Infirmary #10
From the hospital in Et, Laos.
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