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Look Up – Interview with Andy Barrow

Look Up – Interview with Andy Barrow

Andy Barrow Oct 9, 2026 0
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, as well as the experiences in Marrakech, Naples and New York that have shaped the way he photographs places and people.
Living Mirror

Living Mirror

Michael Mesh Oct 7, 2026 0
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. At the heart of the essay is the idea of photography as a living mirror, one that changes because we change when we return to the photographs we once made.
Hands-on Review: Fujifilm X100VI

Hands-on Review: Fujifilm X100VI

Alessandro Miceli Sep 28, 2026 0
In this hands-on review, Alessandro Miceli explains how the Fujifilm X100VI changed his approach to photography. Frustrated by endless RAW files and hours of post-processing, he turned to the X100VI for its compact design, fixed 23mm f/2 lens, JPEG quality and Film Simulations. From travel and landscapes to portraits, evenings with friends and weekends with his girlfriend, Alessandro shares how the camera helped him focus less on editing and more on capturing and sharing the moments that matter.
Fuji X Passion Photography Magazine – September 2026

Fuji X Passion Photography Magazine – September 2026

fujixpassion Sep 23, 2026 0
Fuji X Passion Magazine #123 brings together 135 pages of inspiring stories about curiosity, observation and the art of seeing. From street photography and documentary work to personal projects, travel and visual experimentation, this edition features photographers who remind us that meaningful images often emerge when we slow down, pay attention and embrace the beauty of everyday life.
TTArtisan 23mm f/1.8 AF — The lens I keep on my camera

TTArtisan 23mm f/1.8 AF — The lens I keep on my camera

Paola Panebianco Sep 23, 2026 0
In this hands-on review, Paola Panebianco takes the TTArtisan 23mm f/1.8 AF to Calpe, Spain, photographing the colourful geometry of Ricardo Bofill’s Muralla Roja. With its compact size, 35mm-equivalent field of view, f/1.8 aperture and autofocus, the lens proves particularly well suited to travel, street and architecture photography. Paola also looks at its compromises, including softer corners at wider apertures, vignetting and the lack of weather sealing, and explains why it has become the lens she keeps on her Fujifilm camera.
The Complete Fujifilm Cheat Sheets Bundle is here

The Complete Fujifilm Cheat Sheets Bundle is here

fujixpassion Sep 18, 2026 0
We’ve spent the past few weeks building cheat sheets for ten Fujifilm bodies, one page per camera, covering the settings that actually matter before you head out to shoot. Today we’re bringing all ten together into a single bundle.
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Thoughts on the Fuji X-T2 for Video

Thoughts on the Fuji X-T2 for Video

SUBSCRIBE THE FUJI X PASSION VIRTUAL MAGAZINE FOR ONLY €20/YEAR!     I recently went on a trip to Canada and really got to put the Fujifilm X-T2 through it’s paces. I’ve played around with the video before but I feel like this trip was my first, real, intensive test…

Around The Azores With An X-T1

Around The Azores With An X-T1

The Açores are nine volcanic islands pretty much in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean midway between Europe and the USA, and a part of Portugal that neither me nor my wife had ever visited. I’d long been aware of their beauty through the stunning images of photographer Rui Vieira…

Sony vs Fuji camera for Traveling

Sony vs Fuji camera for Traveling

APS-C Sony vs Fuji Camera for Traveling? I’m a light traveler, so definitely mirrorless camera is what I need this day. I’m not a pro photographer, I shot JPEG only, and photography is just my hobby. Occasionally I try to send my photos to be published in magazine or local…

Fujifilm XF 35mm F/2 VS XF 35mm F/1.4 – Which lens is right for you?

Fujifilm XF 35mm F/2 VS XF 35mm F/1.4 – Which lens is right for you?

A simple question that constantly finds itself being asked in Fuji Forum after Fuji Forum is just this; which lens should I get? The Fujifilm XF 35mm F2 or the XF 35mm F1.4, both are good lenses, and both have excellent reviews; but both offer things that the other doesn’t,…

The heavyweight multitasker: Fujinon XF50-140mm F2.8

The heavyweight multitasker: Fujinon XF50-140mm F2.8

If anyone asks me why Fujifilm? My answer to them would be simple. It’s colour science and optics. It is no hidden fact that Fuji incorporates the best colour science in its cameras using its past experiences from the Analog era. It is also a known truth that the company…

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Premium/ Double Exposure Technique with Fuji: A Practical Guide for Photographers

Premium/ Double Exposure Technique with Fuji: A Practical Guide for Photographers

Double exposure is a fascinating technique that allows you to create unique images by blending two photographs into one. With Fujifilm cameras, this process has become accessible and intuitive, opening the door to limitless creativity. In this article, we explain the concept, how to activate and use the function on…

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Love at the First Touch – Preserve memories, preserve moments

Love at the First Touch – Preserve memories, preserve moments

My name is Fabrizio, I am Italian and recently entered my forties! Born in Rome, I have spent the last ten years living and breathing in the beautiful Tuscany landscape. I have been an Italian Air Force pilot for the past twenty years and recently embraced a new life experience with my wife. The pandemic […]

Ordinary makes extraordinary

Ordinary makes extraordinary

It was 7am on a typical Summer Thursday. My weekday routine of which I enjoy and don’t usually tire is…

Lotus flower

Lotus flower

Me and Nick, we always had the idea to mix our projects, until it happened. In the national holidays of…

A personal perspective through photography – Interview with Fran Balseiro

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…

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Love letter to Chopper

Love letter to Chopper

It is one of the few moments that I did not have my camera with me… Two days before the quarantine began, my dog ​​Chops got sick, we did everything, everything, everything, to heal him. The quarantine gave us the opportunity to be with the family, take care of him…

A Chilly October Day – A Walk With the Fuji 16mm F1.4

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…

Frozen Beauty – Taking a break from reality

Frozen Beauty – Taking a break from reality

When I was a child, I never really took much notice of the beauty of nature, and hiking was everything but a pleasure. However, my passion for being outdoors and exploring beautiful places got bigger and bigger over the years. January 2021. Even though it was a new year, it…

Two cups of coffee and natural light

Two cups of coffee and natural light

I give thanks every day since, in this life of troubles and commitments, I can carry out many activities that I am passionate about. In these quarantine times, these things are not present, it is a good time to value them and, when they come back, to enjoy them even…

Shooting Star Trails with the Fuji X Series

Shooting Star Trails with the Fuji X Series

I’d wanted to do a star trail shot for quite a while but never really got around to it as the only places I’ve been to where the sky is dark enough and I have been far away enough from light pollution have all seemed to be freezing cold, and…

Slowing time through light and shadow

Slowing time through light and shadow

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,…

A self portrait of my work

A self portrait of my work

The art of photography is one of the broadest and most unique forms of expression that allows every person the chance to experience a completely different view and range of emotions from the exact same image. For every creator it reflects a separate journey, here is just a little window…

In love with my new camera

In love with my new camera

My name is Thiago Benevides, known on Instagram as @garouwafilms, I’m 34 years old, and I was born in São Paulo, Brasil. I started photographing in 2015 when I bought my first camera. After photographing the landscapes, birds and skyscrapers of São Paulo, I fell into the world of editorial…

The Million Star Hotel

The Million Star Hotel

Hello everyone! I am an ordinary girl from a small country in the middle of Europe. A few years ago, I traded the bustle of the city for peace in a small cottage in the village. I work as a freelancer, I am fed by graphic design & marketing. Thanks…

The democratisation of photography

The democratisation of photography

From mystic alchemic art to film, from film to digital, and then to mobile phones. What’s next in this continuous process of democratising Photography?