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 Simulations and recipes rather than spending time editing on a computer.
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.
Why do some photographs stay with us long after we’ve looked away? Valéria Cunha explores the psychology behind memorable images, revealing how light, tension, emotion and visual storytelling shape our perception. A thought-provoking read for anyone looking to move beyond composition rules and develop a more personal way of seeing.
In this article, Richard Defazio reflects on a photographic journey shaped by cinema, storytelling, and a deep connection to the past. From an early encounter with a Polaroid camera to a career influenced by classic black and white films, his work focuses on light, shadow, and intention. Photography, for Richard, is a way to slow time and give lasting meaning to fleeting moments.
In this reflective and visually engaging piece, Alwin Kok recounts a journey through Germany shaped by an unexpected companion, the ArtraLab 24mm f1.7. Stepping away from his usual fast-paced approach, he discovers how this compact manual lens encouraged a slower rhythm, deeper observation, and a more intimate connection with place, light, and the act of photographing itself.
Rooted in years of experience as a dedicated Fujifilm JPEG shooter, Jamie Chance shares a detailed and practical insight into his Fujifilm X-T5 JPEG settings. In this article, he explains how consistency, colour, and in camera creativity shape his workflow, offering readers a clear view into the recipes and decisions behind his distinctive photographic look.
Andy Furtak, originally from Warsaw and now based in Lisbon, has rediscovered his passion for photography through street photography and Fujifilm cameras. From building a darkroom as a child to exploring Lisbon’s vibrant streets with a Fujifilm X-T5, Andy’s journey blends patience, creativity, and spontaneity. Drawn to the city’s light, colours, and textures, he captures fleeting moments with precision and intention, using prime lenses to challenge his perspective. For Andy, street photography isn’t just about images—it’s about storytelling, observation, and letting the streets themselves inspire every shot.
Lukas, a Cologne-based photographer, sees photography as a way of life and a visual diary of his travels. Inspired by portraits taken for a friend, he developed a cinematic style using natural light, Fuji gear, and subtle filters. His photographic journey spans cities like Venice, Lisbon, and New York, with Italy holding special significance. Lukas edits mainly on an iPad using Lightroom and draws creative energy from art, music, and design. Recently, he’s begun photographing weddings as a side project. Each photo deepens his passion, capturing fleeting moments with mood and meaning.