I was in Japan this october (like everyone else it seems), first time for me in Asia. I bought a 23mm to be able to capture more width than I usually do with my beloved 35mm. It was a fun challenge, forcing me to get closer to the subject, and also rethink my composition. Here are the shots I’m the most happy about. Thanks for watching!

For the gear: Fujifilm X-H2, xf23mm f2.8. Light edits in Lightroom.

Some more portraits I’ve taken from around the UK recently

Let me know where I should go next 🚀

@photographedbytom

(Reddit seems to strip a lot of the colour out of my images recently)*

As an Irish person, it was an honour to celebrate with the people of Serbia this, once in a generation moment. The atmosphere was one of total joy.

Vienna, Austria. 2026.

This is a collection of photos i have taken over the months where I have captured people walking accross my frame.

Over time i am trying to overlap this action with meaning where I intend to inject feelings into that stride somehow.

How are the pictures? Let me know which ones you like

Please critique them, I am all ears to learn 😁

Fuji GFX 50s + Nikkor 85 1.8D. Square crop, jpeg. SOOC.

All shots were taken during a short trip to Morocco (Fes, Chefchaouen, Marrakesh, Atlas mountains). I'm new to photography and it was my first time using a camera.

Any tips or feedback would would be greatly appreciated.

Hope you like the shots!

Leica Q3

The funny thing is, I wasn’t even taking his photo. He just assumed I was. Pretty sure he was drunk, though. Anyone else ever had something like this happen?