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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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INSIDE YOUR BAG: Rafael Borda d’Água

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…

X30 Tales: It’s all about winning over a “Wild” little camera

X30 Tales: It’s all about winning over a “Wild” little camera

PrefaceGear doesn’t matter, so they say. I had never bought into that idea until five years ago when I met the work of Matteo Ceschi. This talented Italian photographer shoots events, portraits, and even professional assignments with a variety of small cameras, some held by duct tape, with visible signs…

Markets Of India – Fujifilm 14mm F2.8

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.…

An Ode to the Fuji X100s

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…

Why I don’t need full frame

Why I don’t need full frame

Here it is, the thousandth blog post about someone switching to Fujifilm. I know it’s boring so I’ll be brief. All I want really is just to explain you why I’ve decided to switch and why you are going to find a lot of Fujifilm contents on this blog going…

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Premium/ MOVIE: “Mountain Moments: Miguel Serra’s Vision” – Join this landscape photographer for unforgettable moments

Premium/ MOVIE: “Mountain Moments: Miguel Serra’s Vision” – Join this landscape photographer for unforgettable moments

This video features the talented Portuguese landscape photographer, Miguel Serra. Initially inclined towards wide-angle photography, Miguel later questioned his artistic expression and shifted towards a more intimate approach to capturing landscapes. His inspiring and spectacular work speaks for itself. Take the time to immerse yourself in Miguel’s captivating story, complete…

Premium/ Documentary Project | Module 0: Getting started (+video)

Premium/ Documentary Project | Module 0: Getting started (+video)

INDEX Module 0: Getting started Module 1 – Finding Stories: Starting Your Own Project Module 2 – Planning: All you need to do before you start shooting Module 3 – Equipment: Choosing the right gear for your project Module 4 – Accessories: The essential accessories you will need (to be…

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Photography in my new island home

Photography in my new island home

From Yorkshire to the rugged beauty of the Outer Hebrides, Jon Harrison shares a deeply personal photographic journey shaped by black and white imagery, analogue traditions, still life studies, and wild Scottish landscapes. A thoughtful reflection on creativity and seeing the world through light, form, and atmosphere. Read the full story on our website.

Honouring the past through photographing the present

Honouring the past through photographing the present

Hello, I’m Audrey! I’m a 26-year-old photographer from Ireland. I take a lot of inspiration from old photographs and paintings.…

DSLR V Mirrorless: The Switcher Debate – part I

DSLR V Mirrorless: The Switcher Debate – part I

The problem with writing about cameras is that there is always a bunch of techo togs out there who bombard…

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Tango is waiting for you

Tango is waiting for you

Talking about Tango, the first thing that comes to mind is something they said to me when I was in my twenties, a phrase that stuck with me ‘EL TANGO TE ESPERA’ (Tango is waiting for you). And the law of God was fulfilled, after the 50 I began to…

Ibiza

Ibiza

Visiting places like these comes with a certain set of expectations, clichés, imposed assumptions, things you expect to see, feel, experience. And it’s all true when visiting Ibiza. But then again, at the same time, it isn’t… Why is this place so different to what you hear, and why is…

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…

Sara-la-Kali – The path of the soul

Sara-la-Kali – The path of the soul

Saint Sara the black, heart studded with starsshe spreads her cloak over her throbbing breasts.The rough-mouthed dawn makes the path thornyunder the concrete bridge, where a death of flameshungry for young flesh, she was satisfied. She bent down, Saint Sara the black, picked up the silences of frogsand blue bluebells…

Guide to photographing Valencia (using the Fuji X-T1)

Guide to photographing Valencia (using the Fuji X-T1)

Many people have asked me why I still write on my blog about trips, about food, about experiences I lived during my holidays when most of the world is in quarantine and the only place where you can travel to is the grocery store, at the corner of the street.…

Flying with Fujifilm – New York City

Flying with Fujifilm – New York City

I am just going to say it, I love flying! If I could have one superpower, flying is what it would be. I even like flying on a commercial airliner, there is just something about being on a plane, the anticipation of seeing a new country or just being up…

ROBOGIRL: A collabo with Lauren Barker

ROBOGIRL: A collabo with Lauren Barker

I stumbled upon Lauren Barker’s work about a year ago and ever since then I wished we could do something together. It wasn’t until recently that I felt comfortable with my skill set to really do her intricacy any justice. We met up at a coffee shop one day and…

Honouring the past through photographing the present

Honouring the past through photographing the present

Hello, I’m Audrey! I’m a 26-year-old photographer from Ireland. I take a lot of inspiration from old photographs and paintings. As well as photography, I also do graphic design and videography. I live in the countryside about an hour southwest of Dublin on my family’s sheep farm. Besides photography, I…

I like to feel the atmosphere

I like to feel the atmosphere

My name is Alex, I’m from Ukraine, and I’m in love with Fujifilm equipment. In addition to photography, I do 3D modelling. Nowadays, photography has become more than a hobby, it’s how I live. From my hobbies, I can single out yoga and the practice of standing on nails, meditation.…

Make it long

Make it long

People ask me regularly whether I prefer wide-angle lenses or telephoto lenses for landscapes. My landscape photography is seldom done with a wide-angle lens. Indeed, what one typically wants to do when shooting landscapes is to isolate that area in the scene which best tells the story that has the…