23mm f/1.4 is really nice, my first Fuji lens. Nice bokeh and sharp but a bit slow for others, fine for my shooting styles.
Haha. Let's see if there's such opportunity.

These ones bro. I've noticed the light transition from the models' face to their neck...so soft, no harsh shadows at all. I'm deeply impressed. It has to be a very big light source......can share your secret?   
Horses for courses. If you like to do portraits, 35mm is the best compromises between subject separation and flexibility and very doable in indoor settings as compared to the 56mm. I do agreed 23mm is a much more flexible compared to the 35mm (especially when it comes to group photos) but I often find it doesn't offer enough subject and background separation.

Very Nice photos as always Tan Choon Mun.    Hopefully, this is not too much to ask, it is possible for you to post (perhaps just one of the three) the original before you retouched in Lightroom?

Pretty sure that one use light room with Photoshop combo. That skin smoothness lol.

Oh can can. Even just one will do, I would like to see before and after edit of the same shoot if you don't mind sharing....

By the way, how's the 23mm f2? I'm thinking of adding it to my lens collection....but already have 35 and 56, so I'm thinking might be too redundant....And seems like from your flickr page that you also mostly shoot with the 35 and the 56 as well....Perhaps can share your thoughts on the 23mm....?

Thank you TCM for your effort ! Really appreciate it !   As I've mentioned, I'm thinking about the 23mm f1.4 ( will definitely drop the 23mm f2 off my radar since what you've said), do you think it's too close  to  the 35? Why did you sell the 23mm f1.4? Can share your story bro ?

What's the must buy basics camera lens and accessories for fujifilm?
Basic and have a love for street photography,  food, and scenery.

Nice, how much it cost you? Which seller u got it from? Not really good with using a 16mm. Are u going to use it mostly for landscape? Or environmental portrait? sorry for all the questions..i usually just like the 16mm on a zoom like 16-50..and use it occassionally for large group shots...for landscape, i would rather go for 12mm sammy..