Being a mostly self-taught photographer I have come across most of my ideas by simple trial and error. I usually stick with things that just feel right to me, a gut feeling. I don’t tend to look at norms or best practices as closely as perhaps I should and that in turn has given my […]
The “Contrahuella” project arises from the need to explore and make visible the complexities of the human experience, particularly the tension between the external image we project and the internal reality of our emotions, including those that are often hidden or repressed. In today’s society, we are often forced to “disguise” and show only our […]
With a long-standing passion for the outdoors and travel, Attila Bartalos from Velence, Hungary, discovered a true love for landscape photography after purchasing a Fuji X-H1. His inspiring story is one you won’t want to miss!
Paulo was born in Lisbon almost two centuries ago (at least it feels like that), and he currently lives in Oakville, Ontario, Canada. He never speaks of himself in the first person, mainly because he is not that type of grammatical person. He enjoys motorcycle rides and reading stuff about Quantum physics, so he can […]
I am Md. Abdul Musabbir Chowdhury. A photographer by passion and a University Teacher by Profession. I’m a resident of Sylhet, a city in the northeastern section of Bangladesh that is known for its beauty. I visited Cox’sbazar in 2011 with my wife shortly after our nuptials. I had never before seen the beauty of […]
Greetings, fellow Fuji friends and fans. I am honored to be here, telling you my story as a creator and as a photographer, and I’m especially honored you’ve taken the time to slow down and read my writing.My name is Tommy Christie, and I am a Denver, Colorado (USA) based travel photographer. I work in […]
Hello! My name is Arvin Bondad. I currently reside in Trim, Ireland, which is a quiet and laid-back town known for its rich cultural heritage. As for my professional life, I am engaged in Staff Nurse in a nursing home. I find great fulfillment in what I do as it allows me to exercise my […]
Schist Houses of TalasnalIn the interior of Portugal, about an hour from Coimbra and 30 mins up a steep winding road from Lousã, is the old town of Talasnal, comprised entirely of schist houses, where “schist” refers to flat rock slabs stacked and assembled into homes. People have been building like this here since around […]