In the moment: Finding mindfulness through seascape photography
Fuji X Passion Photography Magazine – October 2026
Ditch the cables: Meet the first app that sends recipes to Fuji cameras
Look Up – Interview with Andy Barrow
Living Mirror
Hands-on Review: Fujifilm X100VI
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One year with the Fuji X System
It’s been little over a year since I made the switch from Nikon to Fuji, and on the eve of moving from the X-T1 to the X-T2 I thought it would be a good time to review what the system has been like long term used in a wide variety…
Fuji X-PRO2 in Kyoto, Japan
Hi, Fuji X Passion followers. My name is Shingo Ohashi, I’m a photographer based in Kyoto, Osaka, Nara, Japan. I usually take photos of streets, portraits and animals. These days, I’d like to take pictures about the beauty of Japan. And I usually use Fuji X-PRO2 and love it. The…
Fujifilm X-S10 – What’s next?
The Fuji X-S10 was announced on 15 October 2020 and will be celebrating its second birthday very soon. Enthusiasts like us can estimate the time gap between each announcement or forecast the announcement of the new product based on the past announcements of the other X-series cameras. As for X-S10,…
Fujifilm GFX100RF: A Portable Medium Format Powerhouse
IntroductionIn the ever-evolving world of photography, Fujifilm continues to push boundaries, and the GFX100RF is no exception. This medium format camera combines a fixed-lens design, a 102-megapixel sensor, and a compact form, aiming to offer the portability of a point-and-shoot with the image quality of medium format. But does it…
Landscape photography with X-T1, an ex Nikon user opinion
My interest to photography developed when I was in college, I studied computer graphic design, including a very basic brief of photography lessons. but I started to take what people considered as ‘photography’ 3 years later in 2008 when I bought my first DSLR camera. It was nikon D60 kit.…
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Places & Faces
Hello, my name is Leon Antonio James, I was born and raised by English – Jamaican parents in the South East of England, and later moved to London to pursue a career as a photographer. There I worked in photography studios and as an Interior property photographer. Now my base is Barcelona – (I needed […]
Get noticed more: How I became an official Fuji X Photographer
Well, I think we should start from one early morning when I was sitting at my desk and thinking which…
Seeing With The Heart
Hi, my name is John FitzGerald. Like a lot of kids I was given a Kodak Box Brownie when I…
Black Lights and the Fuji X-T1
This is quite an old project but thought it deserved to be resurrected… One of the first concepts I did…
October 2026 issue
Visual Stories
An adventure worth having
I’ve lived in Nebraska my entire life, going on 45 years now. Nebraska is situated right in the middle of America, and there was a portion of my life when I wanted so badly to move out of the Midwest and get to one of the coasts. I thought Nebraska…
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…
On the Tracks of the Krampus
If Santa Claus is a universal figure, in some alpine areas of German culture, such as Alto Adige, Austria, Bavaria and also in Friuli-Venezia-Giulia, in addition to the character of Nikolaus (St. Nicholas, from which Santa Claus originated) another bizarre subject peeps out: the Krampus.
Friends, coffee and motorcycles in Buenos Aires
Friendships are often born out of common interests, such as motorcycles for example. And these interests are often the cement that unites friendships for a lifetime. And just a small pretext, like a simple “Shall we have a coffee?”, is enough to grab the helmet and jacket. A visual story…
Drinking from different fountains
Daniel is the true multi-tasking photographer who is specialised in portraiture as well as wedding photography. He is passionate about any project that he can build from scratch. He’s methodical and likes to prepare each project or shoot in detail, and all of us can feel this through Daniel’s images.…
A love story
What happens when a lifelong admiration for Leica leads somewhere entirely unexpected? In this heartfelt story, Hans Wahlgren reflects on decades of photography, his enduring fascination with the Leica CL, and the Fujifilm X-E3 that ultimately won his loyalty. A personal journey through cameras, street photography, and the joy of…
I’ve Got The Blues (COVID-19 Style)
As a photographer that loves music, especially blues music, the Covid-19 Virus has stopped not only live music in our area but also cut off any revenue for the venues and artist. If I can’t go to my favorite venues and take photographs I thought I’d share some of my…
Shooting basketball on a budget
I love basketball! Ever since I was a child and I used to set my alarm clock at two o’clock or 3 o’clock in the night, so I could get up and watch NBA games only to leave at 7 to school, after a long, white night, the game always…
Embracing winter as a street photographer
Winter in Canada can be long and dreadful, but over the years I’ve Learned to embrace winter as a photographer. Winter scenes are full of interesting visual elements, the falling snow, the icy conditions, and the people braving the cold all add a new dimension to an otherwise ordinary urban…
“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…