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Look Up – Interview with Andy Barrow

Look Up – Interview with Andy Barrow

Andy Barrow Oct 9, 2026 0
In this interview, Andy Barrow talks about his approach to travel and street photography, where storytelling, light, colour, architecture and everyday details all play an important role. Inspired by photographers including Saul Leiter, Ernst Haas, Fan Ho and Greg Williams, Andy discusses his Fujifilm kit, Film Simulations and minimal editing, as well as the experiences in Marrakech, Naples and New York that have shaped the way he photographs places and people.
Living Mirror

Living Mirror

Michael Mesh Oct 7, 2026 0
In Living Mirror, Michael Mesh explores the evolving relationship between photography, memory, authenticity and the way we look at images. From old 35mm slides and family photographs to AI-generated images, selfies and photographs made in museums and on city streets, he considers what gives an image meaning beyond its appearance. At the heart of the essay is the idea of photography as a living mirror, one that changes because we change when we return to the photographs we once made.
Hands-on Review: Fujifilm X100VI

Hands-on Review: Fujifilm X100VI

Alessandro Miceli Sep 28, 2026 0
In this hands-on review, Alessandro Miceli explains how the Fujifilm X100VI changed his approach to photography. Frustrated by endless RAW files and hours of post-processing, he turned to the X100VI for its compact design, fixed 23mm f/2 lens, JPEG quality and Film Simulations. From travel and landscapes to portraits, evenings with friends and weekends with his girlfriend, Alessandro shares how the camera helped him focus less on editing and more on capturing and sharing the moments that matter.
Fuji X Passion Photography Magazine – September 2026

Fuji X Passion Photography Magazine – September 2026

fujixpassion Sep 23, 2026 0
Fuji X Passion Magazine #123 brings together 135 pages of inspiring stories about curiosity, observation and the art of seeing. From street photography and documentary work to personal projects, travel and visual experimentation, this edition features photographers who remind us that meaningful images often emerge when we slow down, pay attention and embrace the beauty of everyday life.
TTArtisan 23mm f/1.8 AF — The lens I keep on my camera

TTArtisan 23mm f/1.8 AF — The lens I keep on my camera

Paola Panebianco Sep 23, 2026 0
In this hands-on review, Paola Panebianco takes the TTArtisan 23mm f/1.8 AF to Calpe, Spain, photographing the colourful geometry of Ricardo Bofill’s Muralla Roja. With its compact size, 35mm-equivalent field of view, f/1.8 aperture and autofocus, the lens proves particularly well suited to travel, street and architecture photography. Paola also looks at its compromises, including softer corners at wider apertures, vignetting and the lack of weather sealing, and explains why it has become the lens she keeps on her Fujifilm camera.
The Complete Fujifilm Cheat Sheets Bundle is here

The Complete Fujifilm Cheat Sheets Bundle is here

fujixpassion Sep 18, 2026 0
We’ve spent the past few weeks building cheat sheets for ten Fujifilm bodies, one page per camera, covering the settings that actually matter before you head out to shoot. Today we’re bringing all ten together into a single bundle.
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Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic, by Tana Gandhi

Instax Mini 90 Neo Classic, by Tana Gandhi

When I first heard about the Instax Mini 90, I immediately shared the link with all my photo buddies. One of my friends, Jolie, mentioned that she would be in Japan at the exact time that the camera came out!! (it would take a few months for it to come…

Why I don’t need full frame

Why I don’t need full frame

Here it is, the thousandth blog post about someone switching to Fujifilm. I know it’s boring so I’ll be brief. All I want really is just to explain you why I’ve decided to switch and why you are going to find a lot of Fujifilm contents on this blog going…

Honey, I’ve been seeing my Ex

Honey, I’ve been seeing my Ex

“Honey, I’m sorry, but I’ve been seeing my Ex…” – Does this sound familiar to you? Well, don’t worry, we don’t mind. Before buying our first Fuji, most of us came from another camera system. Canon, Nikon, Sony, Pentax, Olympus, Panasonic, Samsung, Ricoh, you name it. In most cases, the…

Godox Lux Senior – Probably your next camera flash

Godox Lux Senior – Probably your next camera flash

When most of us think of a camera flash, we imagine a mini-computer, full of buttons to control a countless amount of settings and options at our disposal. And we give up even before we start. Right? It is true that current lighting systems allow extraordinary results, whether in the…

A lens needs a story to tell: The XF60mm Macro and my f/50 custom ring

A lens needs a story to tell: The XF60mm Macro and my f/50 custom ring

The Fujinon XF60mm f2.4 R Macro lens needs a story to tell. A single image is not enough. Only the noblest and most precious lenses can have such a perfect balance between sharpness and blur. Ready for a macro set and for portraits too. Its autofocus speed is not a…

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What the Fuji X-T20 is for me

What the Fuji X-T20 is for me

I have read a lot of articles and seen videos about whys… why fujifilm is better than Canon/Sony/Nikon etc. and vice versa! That is why I won’t talk about it here. Instead, I will tell you what the Fuji X-T20 is for me. Way back in 2012 I got my first job as a programmer […]

Places & Faces

Places & Faces

Hello, my name is Leon Antonio James, I was born and raised by English – Jamaican parents in the South…

My photography journey

My photography journey

Thank you for the opportunity to write about my photography journey. My name is Miroslav Hlinka, and I come from…

Reportages about your craft, by a craftsman

Reportages about your craft, by a craftsman

As a trained carpenter and photographer, I have specialised in photographic reports in the field of traditions, culinary and handicraft.…

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Two cups of coffee and natural light

Two cups of coffee and natural light

I give thanks every day since, in this life of troubles and commitments, I can carry out many activities that I am passionate about. In these quarantine times, these things are not present, it is a good time to value them and, when they come back, to enjoy them even…

On the Tracks of the Krampus

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.

Memories of Thailand

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…

Lost Paradise

Lost Paradise

It’s difficult to understand the real motivations that led us to go to Hawai’i. If you think carefully about it, they’re one of the most remote islands. At 8000 miles of distance from Spain, that is a best-case scenario of 24 hours flying with several stopovers. To be honest, there…

A dream come true

A dream come true

Who’d have thought it? I still have to realize it. After eleven years, we won the Championship. By winning the last match of the championship we could finally raise the cup. A whole season with bated breath, pulled until the last minute of the last match, with the fear that…

Can you live more than once?

Can you live more than once?

Reviewing photographs from our archive is, in a sense, reliving those moments. So we must agree with Veronika in saying that we can live more than once.

My photography journey

My photography journey

Thank you for the opportunity to write about my photography journey. My name is Miroslav Hlinka, and I come from the Czech Republic from a small town, Vrbno pod Pradědem in the Jeseníky Mountains, but now I live in Pardubice. Since childhood, I have been interested in pictures, not yet…

Walk along the quay of dreams

Walk along the quay of dreams

Have you ever walked in an area where dreams float around like fog over the mirror-gloss surface of a river? Where the tiniest detail talks for itself and everything has a history of something. You know that everything around you could’ve led to a long conversation with just the right…

Deconstructing my photos

Deconstructing my photos

When I switched from Sony to Fuji, I had no idea how much photography would actually grow on me. Of course, I wanted to get better and take nicer shots, but since that first trip in Marocco, I started getting more and more into photography and focused on learning as…

And the winner of this wooden grip is…

And the winner of this wooden grip is…

Following THIS POST, in which Milorad Stanković kindly offered this beautifully crafted wooden grip for the Fuji X-T3, we’ll now announce the winner: Marco, from Italy Congratulations Marco! Shortly you will be contacted by Milorad to arrange shipping details. We would like once again to thank Milorad for his kind…