The September 2026 edition of FujiLove Magazine is here, with another 118 pages of Fujifilm photography, ideas, technique and inspiration.
Take Kayo opens Issue 126 by looking beyond megapixels to explain what makes Fujifilm’s 40MP APS-C sensor so unusual. Our cover feature comes from Chris Carlson, whose Great Salt Lake Is Not a Luxury brings photography, fashion and environmental concern together in a remarkable project created around Utah’s disappearing lake.
Hans Brasz celebrates the endlessly changing photographic possibilities of trees in Focus on the Tree, while Francesco Legnani’s colorful Alone, Together explores isolation and connection in cities across Europe, Asia and North Africa. We also have a fresh selection from the FujiLove community in From the Feed.
This month’s interview introduces Daniel Coello, a California photographer working across landscape, wildlife and cityscape photography, and Dawn Eagleton takes us to New York in search of authentic, unguarded moments within one of the world’s most photographed cities.
In Gear Talk, Rico Pfirstinger concludes his recent HDR exploration in Exposing Right: Part 32; Piet Van den Eynde begins 10 Lightroom Classic Tools for a Cinematic Look; Bobbi Lane explores four different travel lenses at one historical location; and Dylan Goldby takes the classic XF35mmF1.4 to Hanoi to ask whether an optically “inferior” lens really matters when the photographs work.
It’s a wonderfully varied issue — and hopefully one that gives you a few new ideas for your own photography.
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