The Fujifilm X70 is Eight Years Old.

[@Sofus.Solivagante]

My most beloved camera. A true companion I can carry anywhere. And it's good.

[@kevin_mullins]

It's so good!

[@kevin-taber]

Attention Fuji! Kevin's photos perfectly sum up why this camera is amazing and why we need a refresh. I love my X70 more than any other X or GFX I've ever owned. You can carry it in a pocket for crying out loud! An X70 successor would sell like hotcakes with the love the X100 series has now.

[@jimbimedia]

I hope they are listening, and we don’t need the latest, greatest high megapixel processor. Not competing with X100VI.

[@brianhoshi741]

I have the x100v but an x70 or a successor would absolutely be a great alternative. I can have the x100 for a mostly portable camera or the x70 for an absolutely nimble device, I concur with this statement!

[@jimbimedia]

The X70 became legendary after Fujifilm ceased production. It became that must-have thing that nobody could lay hands on. Fujifilm knows a thing or two about the fickleness of consumers and I appreciate their cautious approach.

[@photonigarcia2]

And without video in order to make the price competitive, just a photo camera, please.

[@derrenleepoole]

That shot at 9:15 is brilliant! I think what this video demonstrates is we don’t need the newest, fastest, greatest gear to nail the moment. I’m increasingly using older gear, and the quality and output are every bit as good as newer cameras, maybe just a bit slower.

[@hermessonofzeus4462]

I’m also amazed as you said of the “image quality amazes me regardless of the lighting conditions”. I just love the images this produces , it’s my go to camera for documenting family life.

[@j_ragle]

Oh @fujifilm "please consider" bringing us a new version of this wonderful gem of a camera. Thank you Kevin for sharing these images here on this channel.

[@robertgretter9452]

I chased this camera forever. It kept going up instead of down in price. I shoot with Fuji and Olympus because of their convenient size. I finally bought an old Olympus EPL 5 to fill the role of the x70. It has a tilt up screen and touch to focus and shoot like the x70, plus I bought an electronic viewfinder that I can snap into the hot shoe. I see a magic in Fuji that I often don't see in my Olympus images. I still lust after the x 70.

[@SteveMcClanahan]

My X70 still going strong. Great little camera that goes in my bag when I want to travel light. Always good to see Kevin's photos for inspiration.

[@kevin_mullins]

Thanks, Steve

[@RohamBroccoli]

Latest statistics show that the Ricoh GR is one of the best sellers in Japan. The X100V has been incredibly popular and impossible to get hold of. It shows that the market for "pocket-friendly" cameras is there and there is a place for the X80. But my biggest suspicion is that Fujifilm doesn't want to give the X100 a competitor.

[@451804]

The x70 80 would have the tilt screen which distinguishes it from the GR. Oh well. To dream

[@Koji-888]

I mainly shoot Fuji gear, but I do love the way my little Ricoh GR handles. (Gen 1.) But.. but, I just never warmed up to the GR images. Sharp YES. I’ve tinkered with White Balance and tones but maybe I’m too addicted to Fuji.

[@pictorest]

Lucky I had the opportunity to grab an X70 lately and I haven't gone out with the GR3 ever since. It has its problems, but what a joy to use this little beauty! Hopefully there'll be a new version with the same form factor and some upgrades. Thanks for the amazing video! 🙏

[@alanpayne7656]

I wonder why Fuji hasn’t done it yet. They are missing a trick. People buy bigger Fuji’s and leave them at home then sell them. We want the power and if the x100v but on our pocket. With IBis, and possibly a view finder. I think it would outsell the x100 personally- but I think is too invested in the x100 to do an x80. I just got the x70 a couple of weeks ago after Ricoh died. The more I pick it up the more I like it. I don’t think I would ever invest in a Ricoh as they break far too easily and are expensive to repair. Great video amazing photos. Congratulations ❤

[@markbradshaw7753]

A camera I will never sell.Truly pocketable.Build beautifully with chunky and crisp dials.Everything can be changed with a twist.Tilt screen et al.Gorgeous.I have mine on show on a shelf in my office and often show people.

[@b3naqua]

Such lovely images! Thanks for sharing. This camera is definitely on my radar now.

[@DanFarrar]

Leaf shutter and built in flash solid EVF mount great colors. Please Fuji…do it again.

[@kevin_mullins]

Let's hope so!

[@jasonwhitehead4068]

Kevin, this is one off best episodes I’ve watch of your , no waffle, beautiful pictures has always and the music is the icing on the cake. Never had an x70 but I always wished the x100 series had a 18mm has standard. My main lens on my xpro2 is the 18mm f2, despite how much everyone seems to hate it.

[@ReinoldFZ]

Somehow it has, of course you probably know about the wide angle adapter that turns the lens into a 18mm f2 lens.

[@jasonwhitehead4068]

@@ReinoldFZ I do, but it added too much size to the camera for me so I sold it and got the xe4

[@simplysid]

I love that your shots have more to them than just a subject. The wider picture really tells a compelling story, there's so much going on in the frames, and yet they are absolutely beautiful.

[@kevin_mullins]

Thank you :-)

[@FreiburgRadfahrer]

These are beautiful shots. My favorite, and I've seen this or another shot from that wedding, is the family walking toward stonehenge at 7:44. The leading lines and color are stellar.

[@single-shot-video]

Thanks Kevin for an excellent video to clearly show the capability and results of this small APSC Fuji camera. This camera and its appeal brought me into the Fuji house, where my photography skills have grown due to the ease of access to its tactile features and beautiful sensors with film simulation. This has taken me to explore more of the Fuji family with purchasing multiple X100 models, X10-30, XQ1-2 and the XF10. But I keep coming back to the X70 due to its size, tiltable screen and results. We all wait for its successor. C'mon Fuji, where are you???

[@robinlennon4752]

Lovely images as usual Kevin. I'm sure Ricoh must be laughing all the way to the bank given that Fuji and the others have gifted them a whole segment of the market to themselves. To me the X70 was light years ahead of the Ricoh GR in terms of build quality, as your battle scarred warrior shows, and with the versatility of the tilt screen. I feel Fuji has become a bit predictable with its streamlined product lines and systematic roll out of the same features across each line. How about taking the occasional risk, although I honestly don't think it would be a risk with an X80, I think it has the potential to be a roaring success. Imagine a monochrome X80, dreamland !!! C'mon Fuji, forget the fact the X70 happened not to be a commercial success at the time, be bold and excite us again.

[@Vadim.vangog]

Shockingly beautiful photos ... yes, this is a beautiful camera, as if it is in good hands. Thanks for the video, I haven't seen such beautiful, emotional photos for a long time.

[@kevin_mullins]

That's very kind. Thank you.

[@PriyabDash]

All the photos were so soothing, the music played it part, and your experience in capturing human emotions as art showed so well.

[@kevin_mullins]

Thank you :-)

[@hervem4523]

Thank you for this video, I still love my X70 too, and I really hope Fuji will hear us all and commercialise the X80 !

[@alaincote2206]

Bravo pour vos belles photos M. Mullins. Je possède ma x70 depuis sa mise en marché. Je l’ai échappé sur la rue. Je l’ai fait réparer chez Fuji, même si elle était vieille. Je l’aime et ne voulait pas la remplacer par une autre. Elle revenu comme une neuve. J’étais bien heureux. Salut from Canada.

[@Timoleon87]

Great pictures! Absolutely lovely camera. My first Fuji, found it on Facebook Marketplace for about $250 but got it down to $200 (best deal of my life 🥳).

[@Tomaj13]

I have had an X 70 for about seven or eight years and love it. Bought it used and Fuji still replaced the lens for me free of charge when it had a problem. Mine is also pretty beat up from use but keeps on ticking. I have also used the X 10 and X 30 extensively and I must say the X 10 has a quality that is unique. these days. I use an XT 30 quite a bit, but often go to the X 70 just to enjoy packing light when I’m out for the day. Thank you for your KZbin video.

[@bvista58]

a great little camera, in fact one of the two I use most.....the Olympus em5 for it's viewfinder, image stabilisation and lens choice and the X70 for it's compactness, stellar performance and intuitive dials...she goes with me to all family events, light travelling, street and when I want to be inconspicuous :)

[@gillyb44]

I have and still use my X30. I feel the same way about it as you do with the X70.

[@jasonzondor4788]

I have the older brother, XM1. Which gives you the option to change lenses and users the XTrans I sensor, sans AA filter. So very similar performance to the X70. Took with me to a trip from France, to Germany, to Czech Rep. Absolutely love the images I got. Would I like to see a successor to the X70? Probably not, there's something special about the images you get from the XTrans I & II sensors.

[@Zainphotography]

Sorry to say but its not really an older brother. That camera is super entry level and even the photos, colours don't match. I have both.

[@caseycravens7062]

Excellent images, Kevin. You convey the passion of great photography. And your video makes me really want an updated model.

[@kevin_mullins]

Thank you :-)

[@jamesallison5726]

I've got an XT-3 and had Sony and Canon full frames, but some of my best photos have been made on the X70. Such a great camera. Would buy an X80 in a heartbeat. There is some incredible shots in this vide, but my absolute favourite is the wedding shot at 3:00 - so good!

[@mirrorlessthesis3599]

The X70 and the X-T1 share the same sensor, sparking nostalgia for the times I used the X-T1 with a 16mm lens for nighttime photography. The images, especially in black and white, were extraordinary, akin to capturing liquid gold. Such moments underscored the exceptional quality of sensors that remain impressive by today's standards. Regrettably, Fuji decided not to replicate these unique experiences across their other camera models. Indeed, the X-T5 and X100V are commendable cameras that offer somewhat similar experiences, yet it feels as if something essential was lost along the way. The film simulations in our newer cameras are outstanding, but there's a special essence that seems to have vanished. It's hard to pinpoint exactly what's missing, but I hold onto the hope that this unique charm might resurface unexpectedly, like an unforeseen wave that arrives with such overwhelming nostalgia and spirit, it's unforgettable.

[@55simano55]

Great video Kevin!!. The X70 never gets old!!

[@iaincphotography6051]

cracking work, an X70-2 would be good

[@small.towns.open.spaces]

The one camera I wish i never sold. Fujifilm, please bring back a new version.

[@phillipgoldsworthy8531]

Probably my favourite ever camera. Stupidly sold few years ago then fortunately found another mint condition copy before the prices hiked. Also now have the V too but this little beauty isn’t going anywhere...... some of my favourite photos taken with this little gem. Beautiful piece as usual 👌🫶🙌

[@BIM40K]

The photos are beautiful, as subject matters, but also the Fujifilm feel. What a superb little camera!

[@Honkus]

Love my X70. The size makes it every day carry-able, and the flaws make it even better. Are you primarily JPG shooting yours with some recipes you have shared on your blogs? Your shared images are amazing and I want some of that secret sauce.

[@bigfluffypancake]

My everyday carry! Love this camera so much. I also had an X10 which for some reason didn’t last too long. But my X70 seems immortal. Thanks for doing this video giving love to the X70, and your shots are wonderful!

[@kevin_mullins]

Thank you!

[@paulstevenson200]

The pictures put a smile on my face. Thank you.

[@kevin_mullins]

That's nice to hear. Thanks.

[@Chris-xx80]

I finally found this on a 'good deal' T_T and got it back. The X70 and X-Pro2 are my 'cold dead hands' cameras. I really liked the X100f, but it never gelled with me. I'm more of a 28/50 guy so the 35 didn't do it for me. Amazing camera though. I'm interested in getting the X100VI at some point in the future. I'm thinking with the new sensor, I could essentially shoot it as a 50 and pair it with my X70. P.S. This old camera definitely has a few drawbacks. I know it's all the rage right now and prices are insane. Be sure it's really something you want before you pay that premium for it. Most prices are over retail for a nearly decade old camera! Please don't pay that. I think Fuji will make a replacement eventually. It will probably unfortunately more of an XF10 replacement, but I'll take it. I would love an X70 with modern AF and a nubbin instead of the d-pad. I would normally die on the d-pad hill, but this camera is too small and cramped for it. The current Ricoh GR destroys the X70 in pretty much every way. But there are a select few of us that need the X70 instead. If your soul is telling you X70 then the Ricoh just won't do it for you.

[@endymion2001]

Thank you Kevin Mullins for these wonderful fotos. And while I love my other, larger Fujis I most often carry my X-E4, its small and compact and with the 27 mm pancake lens unobtrusive when walking around. Similar in concept to your X70 and I absolutely love it for what it does.

[@kevin_mullins]

My pleasure!

[@JoeDAgostinoPhoto]

Such an amazing camera. Bought and sold it 3 times and just it again for a fourth time. Great images.

[@kevin_mullins]

It really is!

[@michaeldavedizon]

I'm so happy to have gotten my first ever, new "used" X70 :) It's truly pocketable and I love being able to shoot "from the hip" and finding new angles - a great challenge without an EVF and more use of the flippy screen. One question I had was, have you (or anyone) tried a solution for a little more zoom / tele? I know there's a teleconverter for the X100 series yet not sure about its effects. Any solutions? (Aside from the built-in digital zoom, of course.) Thank you for inspiring us always, Kevin!

[@paulcooper9187]

I must say, I really enjoyed watching that collection, and as you say, a superb camera, but we should not forget the skills of the person whose hands it was in. Cheers Kev.

[@kevin_mullins]

Many thanks!

[@minhazkhan4093]

Where ever i travel, my x70 always accompanies me. A true pocketable apsc camera.

[@jhays748]

Really nice tribute! Surprised to see so many shots with the WCL converter which I find to be such a useful and portable accessory. Bravo.

[@philippegiorgionizzola1799]

Thank you Kevin for this reminder. A treasure of a camera. So small and still very capable. We forget we have it some place somewhere home :-)) I took mine and plugged it to recharge, thank to you. Beautiful pictures indeed. Congrats!

[@kevin_mullins]

Thank you!

[@A861967]

Lovely images Kevin, I sold mine as I never got over the lack of viewfinder, it somehow makes the shooting process isolated ❤ cheers from Oz 🇦🇺

[@EDCtechnic]

Посмотрел с удовольствием! Потрясающая детализация снимков. Как всегда приятные картинки, спасибо, что делитесь своим опытом и своим видением !

[@stonton3902]

Love my x70 and it is a good companion for my trip❤

[@ChrisEbbrsen]

Your a photographer! Youve got the knack! Bedazzled by your imageds way to go.

[@kevin_mullins]

Thank you. That's very kind.

[@jacktaylorphotos]

Your candid wedding photography is so wonderful. And yes, agree with your affection for this camera. I loved using it for the brief time I had it, but 28 is just not for me unfortunately.

[@roygrinberg8795]

It's my favourite camera! It's a camera for photographers, not hipsters. I love this little camera more than any other camera that I had in the last 30 years. ❤

[@thecliffolio]

Beautiful. Just beautiful work.

[@strikeformatik]

The X70 is actually the camera that made photography something other than work for me, only three years ago. It made me enjoy taking pictures again. It goes with me everywhere. I am very fond of it. The leaf shutter sometimes sticks these days when i turn the camera on pointed down for instance.. but other than that it still works fine.

[@daveaneil]

OMG! I carry mine every day!

[@j.m.3139]

Really nice pictures. I only recently sold the X70. It's currently not my focal length. I shoot more in the telephoto range, abstract. But for street etc. it's probably the best camera. You can only get these kinds of pictures with a camera that is as absolutely inconspicuous and underrated as the X70. Have fun with this great camera. Greetings

[@BrentODell]

Didn't even know this existed. Seems like a cool camera, and I think a refresh is long overdue. With the incredible popularity, at least from what I've seen, or street photography, I'm puzzled by the lack of new compact models from historically 'small and portable' manufacturers like Fujifilm, OM System(Olympus), and Panasonic Lumix. I love my Lumix G9 and definitely plan to pick up the mark 2 at some point, but it would be great to have the newer sensor and AF system in a small body, as well.

[@HomesickMac]

I've had my X70 for several years and I'm happily using your presets and settings tweaks, love the results I'm getting. Never got into the Fuji otherwise (wouldn't mind but can't justify economically because my business is based on Sonys), but if the X80 comes out, I'll be getting it. Just hope they won't add any bulk to it...

[@kevin_mullins]

Thanks and yes, lets keep our fingers crossed :-)

[@forewarnedfilm]

Beautifully captured moments - great work.

[@kevin_mullins]

Many thanks!

[@winc06]

What a good photographer. Beautiful images in many styles. Yes a new X70 would be nice, with a viewfinder. Panasonic did it with the GM5.

[@kevin_mullins]

Thanks for watching!

[@garmit61]

Still a great camera too. My Olympus Trip is over 40 years old and my OM-1 over 50 years old and both still going strong. Old doesn’t necessarily mean bad.

[@Enryuujin]

Spectacular photos! Dang!

[@kevin_mullins]

Thanks :-)

[@spektrograf]

Beautiful photos and editing to present and showcase them! ✨🎈

[@kevin_mullins]

Thank you so much!

[@joelb727]

With you, Kevin. I've long desired an update to the mighty x70. Lovely images, as always.

[@kevin_mullins]

Fingers crossed!

[@pembridgehouse]

Thanks Kevin, great video and exceptional images. Geoff

[@raksh9]

I'm amazed that your X70 has survived for this long! The nearest equivalent was the Ricoh GR, which had a widespread issue of shutter malfunction which eventually renders the camera useless. This occurs around roughly 40,000 images, and the GR II had the same shutter problem. That your X70 is still going after eight years is remarkable.

[@kevin_mullins]

I have no idea how many shots my X70 has taken but it's got to be many thousands by now.

[@drunget6928]

Hi Kevin. I'm a big fan of your work. I've also purchased some of your presets in the past years. They are fantastic! I'm looking forward to purchasing more. I'm not sure if you are comfortable with this ask. Would you do a video on your thinking process, insights, and approach to taking photos? Maybe go through a few of your favorite photos. There are a lot of KZbin photographers out there but all they do is talk about "GEAR". Your photographic sensibilities are fantastic. Perhaps you can share a little bit of knowledge with us amateurs who are trying to create work at your level. I know. Big ask. I thought I asked anyway. Keep up the great work. Thanks.

[@kevin_mullins]

I do have some videos like this already on the channel. But do plan to make some more. Thanks for the kind words.

[@-grey]

Mine only lasted 3 year. 😢 It was beautiful though. I moved onto the GR III. I'd love to see an X70S.

[@kevin_mullins]

Sorry to hear that

[@numbersix8919]

Stunningly good photographs Kev.

[@kevin_mullins]

Thank you :-)

[@pifilos]

Nice video and lovely shots Kevin. Since second hand prices for this little beast are off the charts I went with the xf 18mm f/2.0 on my X-T20. Definitely not as pocketable but still compact enough.

[@kevin_mullins]

Good choice!

[@markbaigent8373]

Wonderful images, of course. I much prefer the focal length of this camera to the X100 series cameras. It would be great to see an X80 😎

[@kevin_mullins]

Totally agree

[@martingreenberg870]

Happy birthday X70! Many happy returns. There is an X100VI announcement ~ February 22. 40MP and IBIS. Oh boy! High ISO not so good? Have you seen the denoise function? In Lightroom?Images that had an unacceptable level of noice look substantially better. ISO 6400 is usable now. A miracle. Tiny & lightweight? Updated sensor? Improved lens and firmware? New film sims? I would replace my X70 if Fuji would announce a new one. Mask On Nurse Marty (Ret)

[@juliodubeux889]

- They shall consider! What a gem this camera. Gorgeous images

[@kevin_mullins]

:-)

[@KwyjiboVanDeKamp]

Please Fujifilm give us an X80 soon!

[@MartinMcNicholls]

X80 oooo! Yes pleeease !!!

[@Nayson]

3:10 Baguette du Monde, Birmingham. They did a chicken and cheese panini which was the absolute shizzle. Closed down by Covid sadly.

[@kevin_mullins]

:-(

[@jessejayphotography]

I would love and updated X70 with the 26MP X-Trans V and latest AF. 28mm is the perfect focal length for a pocket camera like this.

[@rosendomendoza1655]

Inspirational series of photos. Thank you

[@kevin_mullins]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@rupertmarlow4668]

I have always regretted not getting an X70. At the time, I was put off by the lack of viewfinder but wish they’d have another go at it. It would sell like mad as an X80 or x70ii.

[@Jayshooter_photo]

I would LOVE an update with an X80 and would even leave the X100VI out for it....

[@fianoanthonio]

I don't remember when was the last time I watched your channel. But I do remember your channel and website made me purchased both X70 and X100F years ago when I did my PhD in the UK. I have moved to Bali when COVID-19 was kicking :D. I rarely do photography these days due to my new job as a lecturer. I still love both of them for casual family photo. These cameras prevents me to buy new cameras as I always feel both are still sexy these days and I don't need new fancy cameras to capture my family. One thing tho, I hate the video capability of the camera, so I just bought DJI Osmo pocket 3 last week. Well, now I have a set of simple tiny cameras for both photo and video.

[@kevin_mullins]

I hope everything is going well in Bali.

[@numbersix8919]

Hell yes I want a new X70 !!! Prolly my #1 dream camera.

[@sierralimaa]

Good to have bumped into this video and see that there are more folks out in the world who resonate with my thoughts for X70. It came and disappeared and I found it difficult to get hold of a copy in the beginning. But I managed to get a brand new at an amazing price just before COVID, and I love my X70. Love the images from it irrespective of what I shoot. I really liked all of your images but your B&W stuck to me the most. I could also noticed that you are using a lens adaptor quite often. Thats interesting. Your presets are also pretty good ( are there any try before you buy options? ) What's your goto film simulation on. theX70?

[@the_kumomi]

I had one few years ago, and stil missing this awesome camera.

[@kevin_mullins]

Yea, it's amazing.

[@marximus4]

Great shots. That X70 has been through it!

[@danmontesinos2094]

This is one of my all time favorite cameras. I had it for about 3 years and sold it to afford my XT-3 kit, which I still have and that allowed me to keep growing lens wise within the system; but I do miss the portability and detail of this little camera. I tried a GR but I didn't like the quality and missed the tilt screen so I returned it. Then I got an X100V which I still have, and it's great, but I still feel I'd be even happier with an X70 MkII. And I feel they should retain the X70 name if it ever comes back. It wouldn't make a lot of sense doing an X80, then an X90, and then what? X90ii or X90s? I'd buy it again but its price skyrocketed even now after the X100VI has been released.

[@kevin_mullins]

Yea, agree. X70 has a classiness about its name for sure.

[@antoinemenard6000]

Vraiment magnifique tes photos 🤩 respect 🙌🏻

[@kevin_mullins]

Thanks!

[@Peter.Charles]

February 1. This re-review coming out of nowhere. Could this be a sign the X80 is coming this spring? A little tease? Ha.

[@AllieBishopphoto]

I recently picked up this camera and I love it!

[@quite1enough]

Oh I would looove to see updated model with ibis and all other stuff (but I'd like them to stick with 26mp sensor rather than 40mp one)

[@davidsimerly3261]

What a seriously excellent series of images.

[@kevin_mullins]

Thank you!

[@DanFrizzell]

Very nice video, Kevin. If my house were on fire and I’d gotten my wife and the cats out, I’d run in to rescue my X70 next. Seriously. I’m on my second one now and if something happens to it, I’ll just bite the bullet and buy the best used one I can find. I have more fun shooting with the X70 than any other camera I’ve ever used, and the images are exactly what I want. It’s that simple.

[@Ronney-Aragundi]

This video has changed my life

[@GregCarrick]

Yes, the X70 was a sleeper that has a cult following :) I've had two... the first one fell apart from use. I made the decision to replace it as a daily carry with an X-E4 and prefer it as I can use other lenses. But the X70 remains special to me as it was the gateway drug into the Fujifilm world.

[@HatefYaminiOnline]

Great, yet another awesome Fuji camera I cannot buy because it’s discontinued or perpetually out of stock.

[@jimmason8502]

It has the same sensor as the XT1, XE2 and AX100S and that XTransII renders really nice B&W jpegs. Great little camera and I love mine. Wish Fuji would bring out an X80 though, maybe with a 26mp sensor.

[@kevin_mullins]

Totally agree!

[@jorghahn2903]

Whatever (Fuji) camera you use your photos are always amazing... Have you ever made recipes for the cameras with the X-Trans II sensor? Btw, even if Fuji released a new X80 it would no longer have the old X-Trans II sensor which I sometimes like more than the newer sensors.

[@kevin_mullins]

Yes, the X-Trans II Sensor was quite special.

[@randyyoungban4021]

pretty cool photos! camera is one thing yet shooter's eyes are far more important than the equipment!

[@kevin_mullins]

Thank you, that's very kind.

[@hermessonofzeus4462]

I drove about 400kms round trip ( it’s Australia) when I found a new copy in a store a number of years ago. Well worth the drive, I love this camera.

[@kevin_mullins]

And I'm sure it was a pleasant drive in Australia too :-)

[@anthonym3051]

It rivals anything current cameras. Beautiful images.

[@kevin_mullins]

Thank you!

[@kaziqmaziq6703]

Wunderschöne Fotografie!

[@kevin_mullins]

Thank you :-)

[@kaziqmaziq6703]

@@kevin_mullins It's like looking at the albums of the old masters of photography.... Thank yourself.