Holymen of India – Fujifilm 35mm F1.4 | Phil m

One of the main reasons I like photography is it allows me to explore a subject whilst hiding behind my camera. It’s like a shield, an excuse to go and do things I would not normally do “naked” without it. Read more …

Iceland with Fuji X-T1 | Andro Loria

This is the second part of my retrospective blog about a trip that took place in Greenland and Iceland two years ago. Equipped with X-T1 and X-E1 with 55-200, 14, 18-55 and 35mm lenses and little prior experience of landscape Read more …

Greenland with Fuji X-T1 | Andro Loria

This year I could not travel far, so this is a retrospective blog – two years ago I took my then brand new X-T1 and X-E1 (as a backup) paired with 55-200, 14, 18-55 and 35mm lenses and went trekking Read more …

Out of this World – Scotland with Fuji | Kasia Sokulska

It’s time for the next installment of my Scottish adventure. I’m sorry for the longish break, but life has a way of interfering. So, without further ado, let’s get back to the story.. Next, was the last morning we were Read more …

Through Rio & Salvador, Brazil, with the X-series by FujiFilm | CAVEIRA PHOTOGRAPHY

The eyes of the world are on Rio. Welcome to the second installment of my travels through Brazil, covering our time in Rio De Janeiro and Salvador. Both are places that are like surrogate homes for me and of course, Read more …

5 Giorni alle Cinque Terre | Matteo Vannini

Siamo tornati a Bologna un po’ abbronzati e con 1600 fotografie. Il viaggio è stato davvero comodo ed economico. Dato che non ci sono treni veloci che collegano Bologna a La Spezia, abbiamo preso due regionali che sono arrivati in Read more …

Iceland – Monochromatic | Jonas Rask

This post has been stirring with me for a while. Reasons are multiple, but mainly it has been because of the timing of things. It’s no longer a secret that I have been testing the new Fujifilm X-T2 since mid april. Read more …

Travel Photography… So What’s Changed? | Jason Row

Travel and photography are a match made in heaven. In fact, travel photography has been around nearly as long as photography itself and therefore has changed a great deal. Today we are blessed with such amazing equipment that we can Read more …

Umbria: Stepping Back in Time | Rob Zeigler

We watch Florence drift away through the dirt-streaked windows of the Regionale 3153 train en route to Foligno. Blue station signs proudly announce the names of their towns in large white letters as we pass through stop after stop. We Read more …

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Using the Fujifilm X-T10 in Washington DC | Jeremy Slagle

Last November, my good friend, Dylan, invited me to travel to LA for the Adobe Max conference and am I glad he did! Not only was the conference amazing (I’m already registered to go back in 2016)!  At the and Read more …