Fuji X Passion Photography Magazine – September 2026
TTArtisan 23mm f/1.8 AF — The lens I keep on my camera
The Complete Fujifilm Cheat Sheets Bundle is here
Documenting the Present, Preserving the Past
Keeping photography simple and enjoying the journey
Out of Service: Abandoned infrastructure in the United States
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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…
TTArtisan brings its compact AF 75mm f/2 Portrait Prime to Fujifilm X mount
Fujifilm photographers now have another affordable portrait tool in their arsenal: the TTArtisan AF 75mm f/2, which has just been launched for the X Mount system. Having debuted last year for Sony E and Nikon Z mounts, and more recently L-Mount, this marks the first time that users of Fuji’s APS-C mirrorless cameras…
Fuji X70 & X100F… best vacation cameras?
Back from Walt Disney World and I’m exhausted. Every day we clocked in over 10 miles of walking… no… running from attraction to attraction. I wouldn’t change it for the world. I have been visiting Disney since I was three years old and have so many fond memories of my…
How the Fuji X100V can help you be a better photographer
The Fuji X100V embraces and celebrates the Fuji philosophy: that cameras are more than just image makers. More than any camera I can remember using, the X100V is simply enjoyable to use. It’s fun. It’s so much fun to use that even when there are other cameras around, I most…
7Artisans 35mm F0.95 – Fuji, please have a look at this trend and join it!
Disclaimer: The text you will read below is based on my own thoughts and experience with my copy of the 7Artisans 35mm F0.95. The lens was bought as used but in mint condition. I’ve also bought an unbranded lens hood in aluminum, partly because it keeps the front glass element…
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Premium/ Bokeh – Life Past F1.4
When I started photography, fast glass was something almost unobtainable. Voigtlander released a Leica M mount $1000 F1.1 “Nokton”, and that was about as entry-level as it got. For 0.95 the only affordable option was the Canon TV “Dream” lens, which was priced in the multiple of thousands. I made…
Premium/ A designer approach to landscape photography
Landscape photography can be one of the most straightforward genres for a photographer to get started, but to master it, requires a lot of hard work, continuous learning and persistence. In this interview with landscape photographer Clement Breuille, we asked him everything you might want to know. From how he…
Premium/ I am a Documentarian
But what exactly does that mean? Before I can begin to talk about my experiences as a documentarian in earnest, we really need to understand where on the photography family tree it sits. Often mistaken for journalistic photography or overshadowed by its trendy urban cousin, street photography, documentary photography rarely…
Premium/ Documentary Project | Module 6 – Working with the available light
Documentary photography may involve a lot of portraiture work, but unlike the studio photographer who can manipulate light through the use of flashes and diffusers, documentary photographers have to work with available light. But it isn’t necessarily natural light only. As the name implies, it refers to light emitted from…
Premium/ Size Matters (?)
What is the best resolution to print or to use online? This is, perhaps, one of the most recurrent questions that constantly knocks on our door. When we start talking about size, we usually end up concluding that size doesn’t matter. But this is not always the case, as you…
Fuji X-T family
Sigma 30mm F1.4 – Never too late
First of all, allow me to thank Mr Lawson from Sigma Marketing (Singapore) for loaning me the Sigma 30mm F1.4 Contemporary DC DN lens for a review. I appreciate his support in making this review a reality. IntroThe Sigma 30mm F1.4 Contemporary DC DN (I will just call it Sigma 30mm in short for the […]
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…
Less weight and more space for creativity and innovation in your bag
About 2011 I purchased my first Fujifilm camera, the X10 and I used it in addition to my Canon 7D…
From the Cold North – Fujifilm Passion
My name is Gaui H Pic, or that is what people call me. My real name is Gudjon Svanur Hermannsson……
September 2026 issue
Visual Stories
Friends, coffee and motorcycles in Buenos Aires
Friendships are often born out of common interests, such as…
Slow Salento
Let’s try to explain Salento, and to try, we need…
A Chilly October Day – A Walk With the Fuji 16mm F1.4
Recently I’ve taken stock of the lenses that have been…
Love letter to Chopper
It is one of the few moments that I did…
VIDEO | Interview with Paulo Teixeira, humanitarian photographer
A humanitarian photographer uses cameras as tools to draw the public’s attention to social issues. Paulo Teixeira and his project “Humane Focus” aims to give a voice and make visible all the ones in our society that, despite being under the sight of everyone, remain invisible. You might remember Paulo…
Endless Motion
Whether on film or digital, Alberto Dall’Osso from Italy uses photography as a form of expression, creating work with a unique and personal approach, which is impossible to remain indifferent to. Always pursuing simplicity, Alberto uses mostly an X100T, shooting at very low shutter speeds, to create moody and blurred…
“Death is actually a matter of life”
Text: Jesper Storgaard Jensen Photos: Klaus Bo “Some years ago I was going to document life in a mosque in the Vesterbro neighborhood, in Copenhagen. A member of the neighborhood’s Pakistani community had died and the body was about to be sent to Pakistan. The deceased was lying in an…
She Said / He Said
Dear Florin, You told me you once thought that if you were to point your camera lens at a human being, you would somehow cause their disappearance. I will be forever amused by this idea because, I, being one of the subjects you often direct your lens to, have at…
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 games and puzzles… it’s a long time ago…), I began with photography about 12 years ago. After some business trips in different beautiful places in this world, I perceived the…
Iceland Story with Fuji X-T2
Last summer I was lucky to visit both Iceland and Greenland again, this time with a pair of wonderful Fujifilm X-T2 cameras. The Icelandic part of the trip was overwelming because of its combination of magnificent landscapes, waterfalls, ever changing light and weather, textures and colours. There is so much…