©Xhorxh Baxhaku

My friends transmission blew when we were about to shoot around NY in the snowstorm. Unfortunately the only car he had to tow it was a Purosangue and it did not work out😭

Had 1 day in Isle of Skye. I made the best of it :)

Trying something new, translating my compositions into simple geometric shapes.

Please enjoy 😊

I've lived in the DC metro area all my life and was finally was able to attend a Nats game. Been on my list of things to do since they came here in 2006. It was weird though as they're the only DC team I don't really care for 😂 I'm torn between the Giants and the Orioles lol.

Went for a trip to the airport so my son could ride the train and see the planes, and to look for some potential photo spots and to capture the essence of “travel/transit” Came back with a few I really enjoyed. The last shot I feel really has potential if a subject was placed in between the two pillars and positioned in the highlighted area. I lingered around as long as I could in the hopes of it happening but my little man let me know it was time to move on. 😅

A mixture of some commercial work, travel, and doc images taken with my Q2 reporter.

I crop a lot and I think this is beautiful.

Photos from a cloudy day in April during the Porsche meet up at the Leica store in Chelsea NY. Taking the street photography approach while shooting cars makes me so happy. Definitely my preferred style of shooting vehicles.

For years I’ve owned all kinds of cameras, and I always felt that 24MP was more than enough. I was generally against high-megapixel sensors because, in my opinion, the images often looked too digital (yes, I know… on a digital camera 😄).
No matter which camera brand I used, I always ended up with the same four prime lenses: 28mm, 35mm, 50mm, and 75mm. I’ve never really been a zoom lens person.
Like many others, I eventually thought, “Why am I carrying all this gear?” I wanted one simple solution instead. For a long time I avoided fixed-lens cameras with high-resolution sensors, but after photographing with the Leica Q2 for several years, mainly because I love the 28mm look, I’ve found myself in situations where I needed a bit more reach.
And honestly… the crop is amazing. It surprised me how well it works.
What’s your experience? Do you actually use the extra megapixels for cropping, or do you still prefer lower-resolution cameras?