INSPIRATION
The Hunt for Resolution
What happens when you stop chasing the latest technology and start rediscovering what photography means to you? David A. reflects on a lifetime behind the camera, from film and large-format photography to Fujifilm X cameras. An honest perspective on resolution, creative freedom, simplifying your gear and finding new inspiration in…
In the moment: Finding mindfulness through seascape photography
In this exclusive excerpt from Quiet Coastlines, photographer Emily Endean reflects on how photographing the sea has taught her to slow down, let go of expectations and become more present. From subtle changes in light to fleeting patterns on the water, she explores the deeper connection between mindfulness and seascape…
Look Up – Interview with Andy Barrow
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,…
Living Mirror
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.…
Documenting the Present, Preserving the Past
Ahmet Sinan Sarıkaya has spent 36 years photographing people, places and everyday life, first working with black-and-white and slide film before moving to digital photography with the Fujifilm X-T3. Inspired by Henri Cartier-Bresson and Steve McCurry, he sees the street as a record of life and photography as a way…
Keeping photography simple and enjoying the journey
James Harvey has been taking photographs for over 50 years. Today, his photography centres on travel, walks and creating a visual record of the places he visits. Shooting with a Fujifilm X-T5 and a selection of compact prime lenses, James prefers to get his images right in camera, using Film…
Out of Service: Abandoned infrastructure in the United States
Jeff Wells explores abandoned infrastructure across the United States, using documentary photography to preserve forgotten places, uncover their histories and document the street art transforming their walls.
From bird guides to Fujifilm – interview with Nicolas Digard
Nicolas Digard’s fascination with nature began with a bird guide at the age of eight and has evolved into a thoughtful approach to wildlife photography. From the forests of Brittany to the parks of Paris, he explores behaviour, colour and the relationship between nature and urban life, sharing how the…
Seeing the streets through the Fuji X100
Meet Nikos Papadopoulos, an Athens-based photographer who discovered his passion for street photography. Drawn to unexpected interactions, peculiar moments and the unpredictability of everyday life, Nikos looks for images that reveal something beyond the obvious. He also shares his enduring connection with the original Fujifilm X100, a camera he continues…
One’s own shadow, brilliant light
For Spanish photographer Jordi Kaita Matas, photography is about revealing what lies beneath the surface. Inspired by family, travel, books and music, he uses his Fujifilm X-H1 to create expressive portraits that capture genuine emotion rather than perfect poses. In this personal article, he reflects on the experiences that shaped…
A lifetime of seeing
From a Zeiss Ikon in the 1970s to the Fujifilm mirrorless system, Ashok Viswanathan shares over 50 years of photographic vision. A captivating journey bridging analog medium format, monochrome artistry, and a lifelong passion for capturing the culture and landscapes of India.
Finding humanity in every frame
Seven years after being handed a Fuji X-T1, this street photographer still shoots from the hip – chasing light, shadow and the human element, with an X-H2, a 23mm lens and a deep love of humanity.
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Digital or Film? Fuji Acros on a X-Pro2 compared to Fuji Acros 100 film on a Hasselblad 6×6… Which will be the winner? A few weeks ago I did a non scientific comparison between black and white digital and film, using my beloved Fuji XPro-2 and a Pentax 67 with…
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…
INSIDE YOUR BAG: Rafael Borda d’Água
“Hi, my name is Rafael Borda d’Água from Alverca do Ribatejo, Portugal, and my nickname is “Borda_H2o” I’m not a photographer but a person who takes pictures with FUJI X equipment and with the ambition to be able to tell stories through my photos. The stories that fascinate me most…
VISUAL STORIES
Sara-la-Kali – The path of the soul
Saint Sara the black, heart studded with starsshe spreads her cloak over her throbbing breasts.The rough-mouthed dawn makes the path thornyunder the concrete bridge, where a death of flameshungry for young flesh, she was satisfied. She bent down, Saint Sara the black, picked up the silences of frogsand blue bluebells…
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…
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…
