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
Living Mirror
Hands-on Review: Fujifilm X100VI
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From Nikon to Fuji (from gear collector to photographer)
When I was 21, I bought myself a Nikon D5100, with 18-55mm kit lens and fulfilled my childish dream of having a “proper” camera for capturing what I see. As the time progressed I sold the kit lens and slowly added Nikon 35 mm F1.8, Samyang 8mm F3.5, Nikon 55-200mm…
Ashok Viswanathan: X-Pro1 and Varnasi on the Ganges, India
I have always wanted to visit Varnasi, a city I heard so much about. Its one of the worlds oldest living cities being over 5000 years old and it looks it. Its also the holiest city on the banks of the Ganges and to die here is to ensure a…
THE FUJIFILM X-T1, by Rupert Marlow
SLOWLY BUT SURELY I bought a Fuji X-Pro1 as soon as the local Calumet had one in stock. I hadn’t used it, I hadn’t read much about it, other than about the fancy new (at the time) sensor but the one thing I had seen was Zack Arias’ notes on…
Street Photography with the Laowa 9mm f/2.8 Zero D
When you think of heading out to make some street photography, classic street lenses like 18mm, 23mm, or 35mm most probably come to mind. However, these are far from “required” and you can make street photography with any lens you choose. In this case, I went for a 9mm! It…
Is the XF18mm f/2 still worth buying in 2019?
Hey guys, hope your all well. So this is the first review blog I have done and it’s basically two weeks of owning the 18mm F2 and what I have found so far. Spoiler alert, this little lens is absolutely brilliant, so don’t listen to rubbish people say about it!…
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Lisbon’s Wild Coast with Fuji X-T1
I’m probably biased when I say that I genuinely believe that Lisbon is one of the most attractive cities in the world, but what many visitors who come here don’t get to see is how fantastic the nearby coast is. You don’t have to go far, just 40 minutes west or south west brings you […]
Sigma 30mm F1.4 – Never too late
First of all, allow me to thank Mr Lawson from Sigma Marketing (Singapore) for loaning me the Sigma 30mm F1.4…
Finding perspective on the Coast of Death
In a small village on the wild western edge of Galicia’s Costa da Morte, Coast of Death, I glance upwards…
Fujinon XF 90mm f/2 R LM WR first impressions
Maybe it’s too early to write a review of the Fujinon XF 90mm f/2 R LM WR since I’ve only…
October 2026 issue
Visual Stories
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…
Vespa Island
“Where do all the Vespas come from?” Chaggy stops the wrench and looks at me with a raised eyebrow over the rim of his neon orange sunglasses. Then he starts laughing. As if he had never heard a stranger question in his life ever before. “Sure, I’ll tell you,” he…
An adventure worth having
I’ve lived in Nebraska my entire life, going on 45 years now. Nebraska is situated right in the middle of America, and there was a portion of my life when I wanted so badly to move out of the Midwest and get to one of the coasts. I thought Nebraska…
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.
Fujifilm and the return to photographic Zen
Hi fellow Fuji X Passion readers. My name is Laurie Cohen, a Fujifilm X system user, street photographer and the founder of Barcelona Photography Tours & Israel Photography Tour. I have been using the Fujifilm X system since the launch of the X-Pro1 in March 2012. Consequently, I thought it…
Creative portrait photography with the Fuji X-H1
I started with the Canon rebel t6i 2 years ago, I’ve realised DSLR is too bulky for my travels, so i made the jump to a mirrorless setup with the Sony A6300. Soon i ended up with a X-T2. I chose the Fuji X System for their image quality, their…
Hey photographers, Phil needs our help after another surgery
Hi everyone! Phil Porto is a name that every Fuji enthusiast knows. We had the privilege to publish an article by him some time ago. His work is incredible, and through his YouTube channel he has given so much to the entire Fuji community. Now it’s our turn to help…
Photography as a personal project
I have always liked personal projects. A personal project is something you do in your spare time, something to which you dedicate with all your passion and interest and that you do with no obligation, setting your own goals. I am a computer scientist working in the Spanish public administration,…
Finding home
Born in Sweden, Johan is a citizen of the world. Music, Photography, Dance, among others, his passions are many, becoming indistinguishable between hobbies and work.Enchanted by his passionate way of life, it is with great pleasure that we interviewed Johan Otterdahl Edfeldt. Hello Johan, it’s a pleasure to have you…
Define your style
Hello Hansae! We have followed your work for a few years now, so it’s a great pleasure to have you today for this interview. Could you start by introducing yourself to our readers? How did you get into photography?Hello! My name is Hansae Lee, and I’m a photographer from Seoul,…