Journal of photographer Flemming Bo Jensen

Photographer, Time Traveler, Writer and Nomad

Posts from the “Fuji X100” Category

Notes from my Journal of Impossible Things – April 2013

Posted on Friday 26 April 2013

Journal of Impossible Things From New Mexico, a random collection of notes and news from the past 6 weeks – from my Journal of Impossible Things. Many things good and bad have happened, not many dull moments in the life of a time-traveler. I cannot seem to get my head around writing anything at the moment. Whenever I try to put letters together they fight me and sentences end distorted not saying what I intend. There is an electrical current running through me blocking the signal. So here are some random sentences and images, hopefully allowing friends and followers to catch up. FUJI X-Photographer Fuji Japan asked me to be one of their official FUJI X-photographers and I am happy and proud to be…

Categories: Camera, Fuji X-Pro1, Fuji X100, Landscape, New Mexico, Panorama, Photo, Photography, Portrait, Travel, USA

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Bolivia Remembered

Posted on Tuesday 4 December 2012

Bolivia, Santa Cruz de la Sierra, December 2011. The camera stares at, grins at me lying on my hostel bed in tropical heat–I shoot angry glares back. The camera has been kicking my butt every day for some weeks and I hate it right now. Despise photography. But I need to pick it up and go create something. Need an outlet. A dark storm hovers in my mind, I am depressed, all purpose seems lost and recent events including a suicide made me fall in a black hole devoid of all light. I walk the world feeling completely disconnected from human life. Despising myself and my existence. As always, light this bright casts some very dark shadows. Despite an abundance of sun light in…

Categories: Bolivia, Fuji X100, Photo, Photography, Portrait, South America

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BZ Søminen meets Fuji X100

Posted on Thursday 16 June 2011

Saturday the 26th of May I halfway stumbled into this demonstration and event called ‘BZ søminen’. In Danish it means basically ‘squatting the abandoned building called Søminen’. The event was very peaceful, colourful and fun to cover. My Fuji X100 did well for this type of documentary reportage job. It was a lovely sunny day, the police was there but chose wisely to remain passive and not escalate the situation into violence, instead allowing the hundreds of people to have a party all night. It felt like a large picnic. The police easily cleared the building Monday morning at 5am where only 11 people remained. This is my story from the day: Read on for more images…

Categories: Camera, Copenhagen, Denmark, Fuji X100, Panorama, Photo, Photography, Portrait

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Fuji X100 tips and a Danish Space Rocket

Posted on Friday 27 May 2011

Having received a few requests for more information on shooting with the Fuji X100 I shall try and list my shooting tips in this post. I will however kick off with something awesomely kick-arse cool: The Danish Space Rocket Heat 1X Tycho Brahe built by Copenhagen Suborbitals. Scheduled for a new launch attempt in just a few days after having failed the first launch last year, fingers crossed this is the time the Danish privately build space rocket ventures into space. Captured with my Fuji X100, and I added the milky way as a slight texture. We are made of star stuff: Read on for Fuji X100 tips.

Categories: Camera, Copenhagen, Denmark, Fuji X100, Landscape, Photo, Photography, Portrait

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Fuji X100 Street Photography in Copenhagen

Posted on Monday 23 May 2011

Not many cameras have created the immense hype, buzz and excitement like the Fuji X100. I had my first taste using my friend Christian Fletcher’s Fuji camera a few weeks ago and instantly fell in love with it. Finally a camera that feels like shooting with a rangefinder, for years and years I have been waiting for someone to produce an affordable digital rangefinder with optical viewfinder. I am now home in Copenhagen and the lucky owner of my own Fuji X100 and wish to present some of my first images and notes on using the camera. I attempted to capture a less seen side of Copenhagen.

Categories: Camera, Copenhagen, Denmark, Fuji X100, Landscape, Panorama, Photo, Photography, Portrait

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