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Look Up – Interview with Andy Barrow
Living Mirror
Hands-on Review: Fujifilm X100VI
Fuji X Passion Photography Magazine – September 2026
TTArtisan 23mm f/1.8 AF — The lens I keep on my camera
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Markets Of India – Fujifilm 14mm F2.8
So, as phase one in India comes to a close, I have time to reflect and debrief a little.The one lesson I have learned on my journey as an image maker is to pace myself. It’s hot and very humid here, around 100% humidity and often more than 95 degrees.…
GFX 50S II: A taste of “more than full frame”
Before I begin, I would like to thank Mr. Keitaro So, Divisional Head of Fujifilm, for providing the loan of the GFX 50S II, GF 45mm, GF 50mm, GF 80mm, and GF 32-64mm. The units were loaned from Fujifilm Asia Pacific and had returned back to them by the time…
Tamron 18-300mm: The best all-rounder lens?
Special thanks to Cles Distribution of Tamron Singapore for giving me the opportunity to loan the Tamron 18-300mm F3.5-6.3 Di III-A VC VXD (Model B061) for Fuji mount for a review. At the time of releasing this review, I have returned the loan unit to Cles Distribution. Disclaimer:1. All the shots…
How to edit and apply ‘sharpen’ to pictures from Fuji X-T1 in the Lightroom
I must be Lightroom user since I was born. Or since the first teeth started to appear. Or perhaps since 2007-2008. At first, the interface seemed strange, it was too complicated. But I didn’t give up at first, and in a short time I was able to use it without…
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…
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Premium/ What I’ve learned from competing in photography contests
Competing in international photography contests, against people from all over the world, against the best, can teach you a lot. And you will learn many valuable lessons that you can use both in your photography and your life. And through this magnificent article, Stefan Panaitescu shares everything he has learned…
Fuji X-T family
The first 23 years
Twenty-three years ago I was sitting under the stars near Idaho City during summer break when the photo editor for the local university’s student newspaper, full of rum and smelling of campfire smoke, offered me a job. It paid the princely sum of $10 per published photo if I had a camera. I told him […]
The Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride
Photos of motorcycles and their owners are undoubtedly my favourite thing to shoot. Oftentimes, having someone show their essence and…
Creative portrait photography with the Fuji X-H1
I started with the Canon rebel t6i 2 years ago, I’ve realised DSLR is too bulky for my travels, so…
The day I held the camera on the streets!
There are numerous genres in photography, and with the advancement in time, we see a particular genre to evolve and…
September 2026 issue
Visual Stories
Slow Salento
Let’s try to explain Salento, and to try, we need to take into consideration its nature as a peninsula – tending towards a cultural island – of a territory that not only reaches the extreme south-eastern extension of Italy. A people proud of itself but which in its once peasant…
A Chilly October Day – A Walk With the Fuji 16mm F1.4
Recently I’ve taken stock of the lenses that have been collecting dust. Surprisingly, I noticed that I hadn’t shot with the Fuji XF16mm F1.4 lens in a long, long time. So, when my family decided to go out on a chilly October day to get some fresh air, I grabbed…
When the mountain calls, I won’t pick up
It’s midnight in the mountains. A storm is raging around us. Lightning and thunder are shaking the earth. Small stones are crumbling from the ceiling of our cave. I can feel water dripping on my head. And the rain blowing in my face. After three intense days in the mountains,…
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…
A personal perspective through photography – Interview with Fran Balseiro
Thank you, Francisco, for the opportunity to learn more about you and the extraordinary work you have been doing for years and years. Could you start by introducing yourself to our readers?First, I want to thank Fuji X Passion magazine for their interest in sharing my work. My name is…
6 Months into One Camera One Lens with the X100V
Last May, I ended up putting my X-T2 and interchangeable lens collection up for sale on eBay. Not because I was dissatisfied with them but because I was considering something daring. Something that had been on the back of my mind for nearly 6 months before but I didn’t dare…
Reclaiming photography from the Clutches of the Pandemic
PrefaceWith the pandemic crisis’s arrival and the severe limitations on everyone’s travel plans, one would expect widespread disinterest in photography. But to the surprise of many, the effect was just the opposite. Either to document the strange times we live in or as a refuge from this unwanted reality, photography…
She said / He said 2
Dear Florin, The world of photography is foreign to me. I’ve been in front of your lens many times, but I never pay attention to the technicalities. I’d rather have a conversation with you anyway. And I think that is the reason why our work speaks. In our collaborations, the…
“Downgrading” to Fuji
Less is more – losing my religion Let’s start with a small confession. I actually wrote this article twice. Finishing it last night, I realized that it was just another “I’ve gone from Canon fullframe to Fuji” speech. And the content had a certain resemblence to an AA meeting. Me…
My best decision
Hi! My name is Sebastian and I’m a 31 years old hobby photographer from Hamburg, Germany. When people ask how long my passion for photography exists, normally I say since 2008 – that’s the year I bought my first DSLR and started to learn the basics. But actually, I took…