Stuart's Photos

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A quiet botanical study from Viejo San Juan. The humidity and the unique Caribbean light here create a deep, high-contrast environment that I love capturing. Shot on the Fujifilm X-T5, using film emulation to pull those rich, saturated greens out of the heavy shadows of the Old City.

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Wandering the stone paths of Saint-Paul-de-Vence. In black and white, the weight of these centuries-old walls and the harsh contrast of the southern light really come to life. Captured on the Fujifilm X-T5, focusing on deep, monochromatic blacks and crisp highlights to accentuate the stone textures. Trying to fund buying an ISBN for my photo book if you feel like buying some prints to support: stuartsingleton.redbubble.com

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Capturing the transition into twilight. The balance of the fading light against the heavy silhouettes of the trees and structures gives this scene a quiet, cinematic weight. Shot on the Fujifilm X-T5, using film emulation to keep the shadows dense and the dusk palette soft and moody.

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Focusing on the vertical rhythm of this mid-century tower. The repetition of the fins against a muted, soft-toned sky creates a distinct sense of scale. Shot on the Fujifilm X-T5, using film emulation to pull those vintage, desaturated hues and heavy matte highlights.

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February 2026 Portland, OR

Camera: Pentax LX Film: Portra 400

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No morning colder than the first frost

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Edinburgh, Scotland

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Capturing the stillness of the interiors at Versailles. The light here is incredible, hitting the gold leaf and heavy textiles with a specific natural softness. Shot on the Fujifilm X-T5, dialing in the film emulation to deepen the shadows and pull those rich, moody tones from the royal chambers without losing the intricate detail.

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Exhibits frozen in time at the Smithsonian. The heavy glass reflections add a strange, layered depth to this display. Relying on the Fujifilm X-T5 to handle the mixed indoor lighting, wrapping the whole scene in a warm, nostalgic film aesthetic.

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Looking out through the dense canopy from the hilltop village of Èze, France. Captured in natural daylight, the heavy foreground naturally frames the valley and architecture below. Shot on the Fujifilm X-T5, dialing down the saturation to let the deep, moody earth tones and rich greens take over the frame.

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Overlooking the high-density architecture of Monaco. The Monte Carlo skyline layered against the mountains under natural daylight. Utilizing the Fujifilm X-T5 to capture the rich contrast between the concrete cityscape and the heavy, overcast mountain backdrop. @stuartsingleton.jpg on instagram cause I keep forgeting I exist on here.

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Accidental Wes Anderson. The architecture does the heavy lifting, but dialing in the film emulation on the Fujifilm X-T5 is what makes the color science click. Pushed the warm highlights and cyan skies to get that perfect cinematic symmetry. print available

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Late-night contrast outside the Condado Vanderbilt in San Juan. The warm ambient light bleeding through the palm silhouettes sets a solid cinematic vibe. Shot on the Fujifilm X-T5, dialing in the film emulation to get the shadows sitting heavy and the highlights pushing warm.

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Remnants of a wedding in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

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viejo san juan puerto rico november 2025 fujifilm xt5

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eze france october 2024 fujifilm xt5