This is a story of how it all started, my photography journey with my lovely, one of a kind, Zeiss Touit Planar 32mm F1.8 lens. First, let me introduce myself. I’m a Malaysian family man in Cambridge, MA and was on leave from my work since 2020 as my wife pursued her postgraduate study at […]
Hi Everyone, I’m Krisztián Pordán. I was born in a small town called Mór, in Hungary. I got into photography through my elder brother, who started taking pictures in the past. Seeing him taking pictures and making art with his camera, made me realise I could be good at this and made me interested in […]
So, I was trying to remember which was the first picture I ever took with my X-E1, thinking, was it something important, meaningful? Or was it just the first thing I found the first time I held it in my hands? And so far, I just can’t seem to remember. I got my camera the […]
Some lessons I learnt from photographing at crowded beaches on the island of Crete: Limits can boost your creativity Some people restrict street photography at the streets. But I like to think that street photography is more general. I think it has to do with public space and people who give meaning and share stories. […]
Currently, I happen to have both these cameras at home so I thought this is a good opportunity to do a small comparison – between the first and the current incarnation of Fuji’s E-series bodies. The X-E1 came out in late 2012. It was the second Fuji X system body of them all, after the […]
My introduction to the Fuji ecosystem was through the Fuji X10. A fellow camera geek recommended it to me as I was looking for a compact camera that I could take everywhere with me. I instantly fell in love with the colours it produced. I also really liked the ergonomics and how it handled. Unfortunately, […]
I had been playing about with a cheaply bought second hand Fuji X-E1 using some of my Canon & M42 mount lens, as those images always had this great look to them with the camera being so small and fun to run about with it peaked my interest to see if I could fit Fujis […]
My name is Warwick Cairns. I’m 57 years old and I live in Windsor, in England, with my wife, my two daughters and our two dogs. I work in advertising. I also write books. I’ve had three nonfiction books published in the past few years, and I recently turned my hand to fiction. My first […]