The Wedding of Samantha & Richard Demko,
Chiddingstone Castle, Kent. | Steve Wood

Yesterday I assisted in the coverage of the wedding of Samantha & Richard Demko which was held at Chiddingstone Castle Kent. From the minute I arrived I knew this was a very very special wedding, no expense spared…the Bridal party were stunning, and Samantha the bride was mind glowingly beautif…

The Wheels of San Francisco | Scott Loftesness

I was in San Francisco recently doing some street photography with my friend Doug Kaye. Here are a couple of grab shots – one on rollerblades, the other on a skateboard. Both images shot with my Fujifilm X100S. For more images from the day, see my album on Flickr……

The Fuji switch part I: landscapes! | Ben Jacobsen

This post is a bit overdue and because of that it’s probably going to be a bit long… In case you haven’t noticed I’ve been in the process of switching my entire kit over from a canon full frame kit to a fuji APS-C (“crop”) kit. This has roots that go back about 5 years when I started shooting m…

Photographing with the Fujifilm X-T1 in Paris | Dave Burns

When I lead one of my photo safaris to Tanzania, I’m used to taking a lot of heavy gear. By the time I put more than one DSLR in my bag along with several big lenses, it’s common to take over 30 pounds of it. Because of this, I’m always on the lookout for ways to reduce baggage size and weight. I…

More Thoughts on the Fuji X-E1 | Mark Schueler

A lit­tle while ago, I spent some qual­ity time com­par­ing the Fuji X-E1 to the newer X-E2. I tried to give an hon­est appraisal of both cam­eras, point­ing out where the X-E2 had leapt for­ward, and where it still fell short. In that com­par­i­son, I praised the X-E1 for its excel­lent value, i…

London cityscapes and abstracts with the Fuji XE-1 and
Redged tripod | Lizzie Shepherd

If I needed a reminder that I should find a little more time for cityscapes and architectural photography, then I certainly got that on my recent visit to London. I was down for a meeting to discuss a women in photography programme for the Photography Show next year and took the opportunity to tr…

Fujifilm X-T1 and the streets of Berlin (The Rest) | Ingo Jürgens

Sample images from Berlin with Fujifilm X-T1, Fujinon XF35mm, Fujinon XF50-230mm and Zeiss Touit 2.8/12mm

Fujifilm XT-1 and Motocross | Brian White

I’ve been hibernating away from motorsports for a while now. Like a fat grub I’ve cocooned myself away in a ball of work and doughnuts. I got to emerge today, not as a beautiful butterfly but more one of those gross grey looking moths that are uncomfortably too big to ignore. It’s also really bee…

Fuji XT1 Review | Mahmood Salam

I have so much to write about how Fujifilm cameras have changed the way I shoot and how DSLRs are starting to feel like strangers to me; indeed it’s no surprise that many people on the Internet are starting to call it the new Leica or Leica for those who are on a budget(or not as rich as Leica ow…

Fuji X-T1 & 56mm f1.2 – Amber Tutton | Richard Hurst

Today I arranged some time in the studio to really put the X-T1 and the Fujinon XF 56mm f1.2 through it’s paces. I wanted to try using the various Fuji colour profiles the camera has as well as use it with different types of studio lights and wireless triggers to see what worked and what didn’t. …