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18 for 18: Fotoeins Fotograms of 2018 (IG)

Above/Featured: A test image with the X70: Simon Fraser University, Burnaby, BC – 1 May.

In continuing my year-end reviews over the last five consecutive years, I look back at 2018 through 18 Instagram images from two major travel events: Austria and Germany in May, and the American Southwest in October. One big change to the way I think about and carry out my photography has been the addition of a compact mirrorless fixed-prime camera, the Fujifilm X70, which I obtained in May.


(1) βž™ Innsbruck, 10 May


(2) βž™ Scharnitz, 12 May


(3) βž™ Alpbach, 14 May


(4) βž™ Vienna, 18 May


(5) βž™ Salzburg, 22 May


(6) βž™ Hallstatt, 25 May


(7) βž™ Ramsau, 26 May


(8) βž™ Obergrainau, 28 May


(9) βž™ Herakut in Munich, 31 May


(10) βž™ Albuquerque, 6 October


(11) βž™ Tucumcari, 7 October


(12) βž™ Continental Divide, 12 October


(13) βž™ Glen- & Marble Canyon, 13 October


(14) βž™ Grand Canyon (North), 13 October


(15) βž™ Grand Canyon (South), 14 October


(16) βž™ Tucson, 18 October


(17) Pie Town βž™ 19 October


(18) βž™ Vancouver, 20 December


Years past

β€’   17 for 17, from 2017
β€’   16 for (20)16, Urban Moments
β€’   16 for (20)16, Travel Instants
β€’   15 for 15, from 2015
β€’   14 for 14, from 2014
β€’   12 for 12, from 2012

This post appears on Fotoeins Fotografie at fotoeins DOT com as http://wp.me/p1BIdT-aaM, and refers to the LAPC set out here and here.

7 Responses to “18 for 18: Fotoeins Fotograms of 2018 (IG)”

    • fotoeins

      Hi, Tina, and thanks for your comment. I think it’ll be 20 for 20 in 2020 πŸ˜‰ and please call me Henry! Thanks again for stopping by and all the best to you and your family in the new year.

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  1. Perpetua

    Instagram, eh? Smart. So are you here now in Vancouver? If you are, don’t let the weather stop you from photography.

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    • fotoeins

      Hello, and thanks for your comment. I returned to Vancouver not because of any personal need or desire, but for filial responsibility. My urban preference definitely lies elsewhere, about which I’ve already photographed and expounded on my website in some detail πŸ™‚ Thanks again for stopping by.

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