FujiLove Magazine Issue 121 is built around one strong idea: photography as a personal way of seeing and experiencing the world.
This edition brings together inspiration, thoughtful reflection, and practical knowledge through features by Take Kayo, Björn Moerman, Eddy Delorie, Michael Vincent, David Shortland, Nina Papiorek, Rico Pfirstinger, Piet Van den Eynde, Bobbi Lane, and Dylan Goldby.
The issue opens with Take Kayo’s look at Fujifilm’s lens philosophy, followed by Björn Moerman’s striking feature on fine art aviation photography and Eddy Delorie’s beautiful black-and-white landscape essay. Michael Vincent takes us to Amsterdam with the X-T5, while From the Feed highlights work from the FujiLove community. At the heart of the issue is the FujiLove interview with David Shortland, exploring the deeply personal side of photography, and Nina Papiorek challenges the idea that good street photography only happens in sunshine.
On the technical side, Rico Pfirstinger continues his Exposing Right series, Piet Van den Eynde looks at whether Luminar Neo is a Lightroom replacement or a useful companion, Bobbi Lane explores the power of perspective, and Dylan Goldby continues his focal length series with a focus on telephoto lenses.
Altogether, Issue 121 is a rich, varied, and highly enjoyable edition that moves effortlessly between vision, creativity, and photographic craft.
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