A personal and in-depth look at every Fujifilm X and GFX camera released so far — from the original X100 to the latest models. Includes full model list, sensor types, release dates, and reflections from my time of shooting with Fuji gear.

If you’re a street photographer, you’ll know that how you edit an image can matter just as much as when you pressed the shutter. In this post, I’m sharing the Lightroom presets I actually use in 2025.

Take full control of your Fujifilm camera’s autofocus with back button focusing—perfect for portraits, street, and any moment where precision matters.

A look back at 100 real wedding moments, all shot on Fujifilm cameras—from the early X100 to the latest X-T5. Honest thoughts, real images.

Introducing Film Edition 4 - Advanced Lightroom Presets.

1,441 Trees Planted with your help.

The Fuji X100VI meets tweed, pints, and a sea of fascinators. Sample images from a day of people-watching at Cheltenham Festival — all captured on this brilliantly discreet little camera.

Fujifilm GFX100RF Review.

My Talk at the 2025 Photography & Video Show

Viltrox 25mm F1.7 Air Review

1,370 Trees Planted with your help.

The Fujifilm X-M5 is one of the smallest X-Series cameras yet—but does its compact size come with too many compromises? In this review, I take a real-world look at its strengths, weaknesses, and who it’s really for.

Introducing my new self-paced online course, The Art of Documentary Wedding Photography.

Create Moody Black & White Portraits in Lightroom.

The Viltrox AIR 35mm f/1.7 is a lightweight, affordable lens that delivers impressive performance for Fujifilm X-Mount cameras.

I took the Fujifilm GFX100 II To a Boxing Event.

In this video I discuss some images from a recent wedding, and show the complete Photofilm. I talk about Fujifilm Auto Focus, and why and how I shot the images.

The Story of my “Signature” Fujifilm X-Pro1.

What’s in my camera bag in 2024?

In this quick start guide, I'll walk you through the essential settings to immediately change to make the most of your X100VI or V camera.