Mad about Fuji Cameras | Michael Gane
I was taught the basics of photography by my wonderful Uncle who had a successful photography business in the City of London in the 70s; he was very well respected within the photography community and made his name for his Read more …
3 Chapters and 3 Years of Friendship | V. Opoku
One of the most rewarding things about what I do is the fact that I get to become friends with strangers from all over the world. Isabelle, Florent and I met in person for the first time 3 years ago, just Read more …
Photo trip to Peru | Alec Fedorov
I am an amateur photographer who has been an avid reader of your website for three years. Thanks for the great service you provide to the community of photographers. Recently, my wife and I returned from an REI trip to Read more …
Bhutan | John W
Bhutan has been lauded by many as the happiest country in the world.Curious travellers are very much drawn to very notion, despite the high daily tariffs imposed on visitors. Some take a reprieve from the daily stress of everyday life Read more …
Curation Break | Thomas Menk
Hey my friends and readers, for the next 4-5 weeks I’m traveling through New Zealand and Australia for work and holidays. During this time, I will stop curating news and articles about Fuji relevant stories on www.tomen.de and www.scoop.it/fuji-x-pro1. Sorry Read more …
Fuji X100 WCL – Wide Conversion Lens Review | Colin Nicholls
Here is a short review of the Fuji WCL, I don’t bother with charts and all that so it’s just a few photos of the kit, what I think about it and a healthy dose of sample images, all images Read more …
Please visit my new website | Thomas Menk
I created a new website at http://www.thomasmenk.com where I show some of my portfolios :) Thank you for visiting my website and your interest in my photographs and services. Landscape Photography by Thomas Menk. Travel Photography. Fine Art Prints. Landscape, Read more …
Low Light Photography With The Fuji X Series / X-E2 & X100 | Colin Nicholls
Now it’s no secret that the Fuji X series can hold it’s own in the abilities of modern cameras to shoot in low light, maybe not to the dizzy extremes of some gear but it really can hold it’s own Read more …
Jodhpur – The Blue City | Rupert Marlow
Unlike Jaipur (The Pink City – that is actually orange), Jaipur truly lives up to its name and is, from above and inside, mainly blue. It is stunning. Established as a colour, the mix of which was initially adopted by Read more …
Fuji X70 First Shots: See how the little brother to
the X100T stacks up in our test lab | Dave Pardue
Heads-up X100-series fans, the popular fixed-lens APS-C X-series camera from Fuji now has a younger sibling in the X70, and while the sensor size and resolution remain the same, much is certainly different about the Fuji X70. For starters, it’s Read more …