This month I’m looking at portraits taken with Fujifilm cameras that encompass the bigger picture. These are harder to ...
Those of you old enough to remember the “film days” and the “everyone smokes everywhere all the time” days, ...
When I was in primary school I started a diary. Instead of inputting memorable events like a normal person, ...
I was a Nikon shooter practically for 30 years on and off, making some money from press and sports ...
Recently, I had the opportunity to make a dream come true and travel for more than three months through ...
I moved with my wife to Austin, Texas in 1989 to attend graduate school at the University of Texas ...
When I started writing last month’s article, it was going to be about the process of shooting black and ...
The tech journo-sphere is a weird place. Because we’re all spec-addicted obsessives agonizing over the latest gadgets hitting the ...
I have just returned from my seventh 24 Hours of Le Mans, an event ranked as one of the ...
You’re on a cruise-liner dialed in at 16 knots maximum speed along a 5-mile journey. Kick back on the ...
I first visited the great continent of Africa in 2003 when I was commissioned to photograph a new safari lodge ...
I’ve swapped hemispheres. After 90 days in Denmark, this comes to you from the jolt of Singapore. It always feels ...
Long gone are the days when being able to see what you photographed clearly was only possible by running ...
My ongoing project “Free the Naiads!” (1,2) has recently seen the birth of its third chapter, hence I’m here ...
If you are new to the manual mode of your Fujifilm camera, which should you learn first? Which is ...
I love my Fuji camera. Nothing remarkable about that, not for these articles, right? That’s why we’re all here. I’m an ...
