Learning to see: Viktor Gazdag’s photographic journey
The Hunt for Resolution
In the moment: Finding mindfulness through seascape photography
Fuji X Passion Photography Magazine – October 2026
Ditch the cables: Meet the first app that sends recipes to Fuji cameras
Look Up – Interview with Andy Barrow
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Retiring the old 2011 27″ for the new 24″ M1 iMac
I bought my first Apple Macintosh, I think in 1985, and was amazed at how easy it was to use compared to other offerings. I moved through updates and models, along the way being offered a position at an art school because of the adoption by designers and photographers of…
From Voigtländer Vito B to the Fuji X-Pro2
It has now been a matter of a few months since I made the decision to go down the Fuji X system road and I thought it would be interesting to describe my experiences to date. I am not a professional photographer; although I have some history of studio portraiture…
Fujifilm X-T20 – A Practical Comparison with the X-T2
My first Fuji camera back in 2015 was the X-T10 which I bought at the time with the intention of using as a back up camera to my Nikon D800E. I was immediately impressed with what a pleasure it was to use and how good the image quality was. It…
Travelling with the Fujifilm XF16-55mm F2.8
Hi Fuji X Passion, thank you for giving me the opportunity to share my passion and vision of photography. My name is Shinichi Kuroda. I’m Japanese and have been living in British Columbia, Canada, since 2006. I’m an amateur photographer, specializing in landscape and street photography. I’m passionate about travelling,…
One year with the Fuji X System
It’s been little over a year since I made the switch from Nikon to Fuji, and on the eve of moving from the X-T1 to the X-T2 I thought it would be a good time to review what the system has been like long term used in a wide variety…
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Premium/ Tilt-Shift Photography: A Guide to Big Effects with Tiny Worlds
Tilt-shift photography blends technical precision with creative fun. With the right lens—or even software—you can transform real cities into miniature models, correct perspective in architecture, or add surreal blur effects to your shots. This guide walks you through how tilt-shift works, how to shoot it, and how to fake it…
Fuji X-T family
“Children of the Sun” – A photo project shot with the Fujifilm X-T3 and Fujinon XC35mm F2
My name is Alexey Aksenov (1983), I am a photographer from Krasnodar, Russia. Since childhood, I have been engaged in photography, but I consciously began to get involved in this art form only in 2014. Photography, for me, is my main profession and my biggest hobby. I am directly involved in portrait and fashion photography. […]
Photography on the road
As I write this, I am parked up with a sea view. Coffee in hand, seagulls flying overhead. Last night,…
A Story of Love & Hate
I am Johannes Rapprich, 26 — a curious, calm mind with an energetic drive to discover new technologies, places, and…
The first 23 years
Twenty-three years ago I was sitting under the stars near Idaho City during summer break when the photo editor for…
October 2026 issue
Visual Stories
On the Tracks of the Krampus
If Santa Claus is a universal figure, in some alpine areas of German culture, such as Alto Adige, Austria, Bavaria and also in Friuli-Venezia-Giulia, in addition to the character of Nikolaus (St. Nicholas, from which Santa Claus originated) another bizarre subject peeps out: the Krampus.
Circus Madagascar during Covid-19
I live in Ascoli Piceno, a small town in central Italy. Here, too, the pandemic crisis’s effects were felt in all work sectors, blocking many activities, including mine. As a photographer, I try in my small way to deal with this historical moment in the world through the narration in…
Frozen Beauty – Taking a break from reality
When I was a child, I never really took much notice of the beauty of nature, and hiking was everything but a pleasure. However, my passion for being outdoors and exploring beautiful places got bigger and bigger over the years. January 2021. Even though it was a new year, it…
The «cliché» of Brittany
A Winter road trip in Brittany… I imagine that sentence shouldn’t be a dream for many people. The grey sky, the wind, the rain, the cold, the fog. This region of northwestern France has always had a terrible reputation for its weather. Me being the first, when I think about…
Artificial Paradise
The oldest vivid photography memory I can recall – is a shadowplay photo I took in Switzerland with my dad’s analog Canon Rebel. The guillotine shutter sound really hit me. I then first started photographing our skateboarding days in Aalter, Belgium – with a portable webcam, that could save up…
Dawn to Dark – A short video with the Fuji X Passion team
The Fuji X Passion project has completed its first year of existence. Has been a wonderful experience and we are more motivated than ever. Despite having daily contact with our readers, our web presence has always remained discreet. But today we’ll take you on a journey with us, from dawn…
Always Carry a Camera – Interview with Edgar Ruiz
Thank you so much, Edgar, for taking the time for this interview. It’s a pleasure to have you with us! Could you start by introducing yourself to our readers?Hey, my name is Edgar Ruiz. I’m a 32 year old husband, father, and VHS enthusiast from Fresno California. When did you…
The beginning of our love
We met and fell in love as young people 21 years ago. We met on the train, and we saw each other every morning. That was the beginning of our love. We were both born in northern Germany, near the city of Greifswald and grew up near the baltic sea.…
Infrared outing with Fujifilm X-T2
A hot sunny day with the sun high in the sky is usually not ideal for photography. That is unless you go for infrared photography. In that case, this is the best you could ask for. Few clouds in the sky would be welcome but this is still not bad.…
A Mechanical and Industrial engineer by day and Street photographer at lunch breaks
My name is Anh Vu Nguyen, and I’m a 27-year-old mechanical/industrial engineer. I grew up and currently live in Pilsen, Czech Republic. As a second-generation immigrant from Vietnam. I grew up in a strict Asian household, where the pressure for good academic results used to be substantial. Therefore I had…