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Look Up – Interview with Andy Barrow
Living Mirror
Hands-on Review: Fujifilm X100VI
Fuji X Passion Photography Magazine – September 2026
TTArtisan 23mm f/1.8 AF — The lens I keep on my camera
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Thoughts on the Fuji X-T2 for Video
SUBSCRIBE THE FUJI X PASSION VIRTUAL MAGAZINE FOR ONLY €20/YEAR! I recently went on a trip to Canada and really got to put the Fujifilm X-T2 through it’s paces. I’ve played around with the video before but I feel like this trip was my first, real, intensive test…
A rainy day at Buckingham Palace with the Fujifilm X-Pro2, ThinkTank Photo and Cotton Carrier
Thursday May 18th 2017 was one of the proudest days of my career as a photographer. I had been hired by my old regiment, the Scots Guards, to provide the official photographs for the presentation of the new regimental colours by HM Queen Elizabeth II, at Buckingham Palace – so…
An Ode to the Fuji X100s
My most influential camera was surely the classic Leica M6 I bought mounted with a 35mm Voigtlander Color Skopar Lens (above), and kept loaded with Kodak Tri-X for nearly a year. Inspired by my reading of “Leica as a Teacher” I wanted to give myself some parameters and develop a…
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…
Wedding Photography with Fuji X-Pro2
After over 20 years documenting wedding’s its quite natural to understand the process, although you would think that each wedding is the same, believe it or not; I still get butterflies the week before, its a good thing (I keep telling myself) because just as an actor gets nervous before…
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Premium/ What I’ve learned from competing in photography contests
Competing in international photography contests, against people from all over the world, against the best, can teach you a lot. And you will learn many valuable lessons that you can use both in your photography and your life. And through this magnificent article, Stefan Panaitescu shares everything he has learned…
Fuji X-T family
Oblivion
As technology evolves, we seem to drift away from the physical world and emerge ourselves into small screens that are almost windows to this world where we do and be whatever we want. As we transcend into this digital era, the awareness of our surroundings sometimes has no importance to us at that very moment […]
From submarines to cameras – My journey through the Royal Navy
Hello! I’m Joel, a mid-30s photographer serving in the Royal Navy. I was born in Leeds but haven’t lived there…
6 Simple ways to take more meaningful everyday photos
If there is one thing that being a parent has thought me, it is that life goes by very fast.…
Fujifilm makes Photography fun again
Innovation and creativity are my greatest qualities. As a “creative” head in very different industries (creation, development and marketing of…
September 2026 issue
Visual Stories
Slow Salento
Let’s try to explain Salento, and to try, we need to take into consideration its nature as a peninsula – tending towards a cultural island – of a territory that not only reaches the extreme south-eastern extension of Italy. A people proud of itself but which in its once peasant…
Memories of Thailand
Like many people I suppose, I had in my head a list of a few countries in which I wanted to travel. And Thailand was certainly not one of them. I don’t know if it is because of our life close to nature and the mountains, but when I thought…
The show must go on
The show must go onInside my heart is breakingMy make-up may be flakingBut my smile still stays on. In this phrase from Queen’s song, there is all the soul of the Circus and also of our lives in Covid-19 times. A few days before lockdown, I was lucky enough to…
Fujifilm X100V and X-E4 photo adventure in Nebraska
The Fujifilm X100V just may be my favorite camera of all time. It’s small, compact and can go almost everywhere with me. The X-E4 is almost as small, but can use different lenses. I think there’s room for both, so I took them along with me for a photo adventure…
The beautiful symbiosis between a photographer and a photographer/model
When we first published the work of Mariana Cheoo in the October 2020 edition, we were impressed by the delicacy of her portraits, the intimate approach and the extraordinary use of the available light. When we realized that Mariana feels just as comfortable behind a camera as in front of…
What focal length are you?
I remember vividly the day my photography tutor gave me a Pentax Spotmatic to take some photographs for a project. It was like being given new eyes, after box brownie, Instamatic and Salina Paulette, it was a revelation that I could actually see what I was photographing in real time…
Durga Puja – A celebration of Goddess Durga
As Durga Puja approaches, Ashok Viswanathan turns his lens towards a quieter, lesser-seen side of the celebration. Beyond the vibrant streets of Kolkata, he documents the careful craftsmanship of artisans in Chennai, revealing a story of devotion, tradition, and community shaped through patient hands and shared human connection.
From Berlin with Chris Buss, a very talented portrait photographer
Chris, could you please give us a brief introduction about yourself? Hello, I am Chris, 31 years old and live in Berlin. Photography is practiced as a balancing to my working habit. I specialized in portrait pics. Are you self-taught or have you studied photography? I am self-taught, being an…
Tribute to Velvia – Interview with Daniel Acevedo
When I started working as a professional back in 1997, my greatest joy and peace of mind was knowing that Velvia film for slides/transparencies existed. It had been on the market for a short time, but just in time to be able to enjoy its results. At that time and…
Drinking from different fountains
Daniel is the true multi-tasking photographer who is specialised in portraiture as well as wedding photography. He is passionate about any project that he can build from scratch. He’s methodical and likes to prepare each project or shoot in detail, and all of us can feel this through Daniel’s images.…