Photographing Korea on the Fujifilm XT5 (travelling light)

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[PK-xjqz]

Much prefer this format. Love to hear your thoughts and goals with each photo, as well as where you went and how you enjoyed the location.

[luudwik]

This format is amazing, story behind the scenes helps to understand your vision, so this is gorgeous, please, continue!

[troy]

The hidden cafe image was my favourite! Love that cinematic feel and look.

[felixarm]

Great format on this video bro, it will help a lot of people to understand the intent behind a photo, which is something that takes a lot to learn and helps build a style and consistency. Im totally down for more like this

[jonathan_careless]

Love this new style of explaining your shots. Very helpful.

[alteregovisuals]

Love it bro, your eye for capturing scenes and shots that a lot of other people would miss always stands out and this format with you adding context and notes about each image is great too.

[adriensanguinetti]

Good stuff! That 18mm prime seems nice, already have the 35mm but I will consider adding the 18mm to my collection

[Dennisoneiljr]

Really love the format! I feel like I’m always downsizing to a smaller kit these days. While the larger 1.4 Fuji primes are great I question if the size is really worth it. I recently moved from using the the new 18mm 1.4 & 33mm 1.4 to the xf18mm f2 & the voigtlander 35mm 1.2 on my Xpro 3 and I don’t think I can go back to lugging around the bigger lenses. Wondering how you feel about the smaller primes after this trip.

[NotepadandLenses]

Really liked the Bridge shot, and the one of the woman in the restaurant. Excellent work :)

[DennisDomingo]

gorgeous photo of the woman in the cafe! Actually I love all your photos!

[LesterLaVonne]

Love this style Mitch! Please do it again

[engene-zmpo]

Hope you enjoyed Korea! As a photography enthusiast from Korea, I find it much more difficult to take good photographs in Korea as they appear rather flat compared to other cities like New York but you really did an excellent job! I hope to see more of your photography vlogs similar to this one soon.

[xDrewx]

I am gonna be in Korea with my X-T4 this end of may, thanks for inspiring to shoot in Korea without any fears.

[kristoffergo]

I just bought your preset and I just want to thank you for making this available and really good quality. I have been trying to get this soft colours on my own to no success because of my colorblindness. These are beautiful presets and I am enjoying my photos more!

[scott_howes]

Great work mate, fantastic frames as always

[philfournier]

Such a vibe bro. Always gets better and better. Killed this one.

[steps]

Yes i agree. Nice format Mitch. Great to hear your intention and analysis of pictures. Just subbed

[quangha]

Photos are a place to convey the photographer's emotions, and also create many feelings for the viewer

[jiyongkang]

Hope you had a wonderful trip in Korea! The last place you mentioned is actually not a temple, it is a great gate of an old palace :D

[joshuachubbphotography]

Great picks, my choice for travel is the 18f2 and 35mm 1.4