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A personal tribute to Martin Parr, reflecting on his influence, the Martin Parr Foundation in Bristol and the lasting impact of his work on photographers.
Some new Fujifilm X100VI bodies are arriving with firmware 1.32 pre-installed, even though Fujifilm’s own support pages still list 1.31 as the latest download. In this post I look at what’s actually happening, why your camera might show 1.32, and whether you need to do anything about it.
If Lightroom feels slow, it is usually the workflow, not your talent. In this post I share the exact import presets, smart collections and performance tweaks I use so you can cut your editing time without compromising the quality of your images.
Studio portraits on the Fujifilm GFX100S using an Aputure 300d II with the Light Dome (Mark I) as key and a 120d with Amaran Spotlight for texture. Lens notes for GF45, GF80 and GF110.
My approach to candid wedding coverage for working photographers - anticipation over direction, fast decisions, and respectful storytelling.
Grow a wedding photography business that works. Live group sessions, a personal 1-to-1, and lifetime access to replays and resources.
A working photographer’s guide to switching from film or DSLR to mirrorless – the AF, lenses, settings and workflow that actually help on paid jobs.
The pictures that last are rarely staged. Here’s a practical, documentary approach to photographing your family and turning ordinary days into a legacy.
A quick, reliable way to save and restore your Fujifilm camera settings using the Tether App — perfect for upgrades, repairs, or syncing two bodies.
Learn how light, composition, and moment work together to create photographs that connect with people. Real examples, practical tips, and editing advice from Kevin Mullins.
I'll be speaking at FUJIKINA London 2025 on Sunday 28th September – moderating a street photography panel, giving a seminar on my documentary work with Fujifilm cameras, and offering a limited number of 1:1 sessions. Hope to see you there!
My new book Mastering the Fujifilm X-T5 Look is now available as a downloadable PDF. It includes over 50 custom JPEG recipes, deep dives into key camera settings, and practical tips to help you get the most from your X-T5.
I bought this Mamiya rangefinder at a Tokyo flea market during a Fujifilm trip in 2016. It's a lovely old thing, but the exact model remains a mystery. Most have a 4.5cm f/2.8 lens — mine has a 4.8cm f/1.9. If you’ve come across this version before, I’d love to hear from you.
My new book Mastering the Fujifilm X100VI Look is now available as a downloadable PDF. It includes over 50 custom JPEG recipes, deep dives into key camera settings, and practical tips to help you get the most from your X100VI.
Clarity on Fujifilm cameras can add texture or softness to your images—but it comes with a hidden cost. Here’s what it does, why it slows things down, and how to use it without losing speed.
Introducing the FREE Fujifilm Learning Hub.
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.
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.
My Talk at the 2025 Photography & Video Show
Create Moody Black & White Portraits in Lightroom.
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.
In this video, I give six advice tips for wedding photographers. Understand your finances, SEO, Social Media and Time Management.
This article shows how to use ChatGPT as a creative partner, not a preset vending machine. You will learn how to brief it properly, get your settings in a usable format, test them on your Fujifilm camera, and refine each recipe until it genuinely matches your style.