A short London walk near St Paul’s with the Fujifilm X-E5, chasing reflections with the new XF23mm f/2.8 WR and the Viltrox 9mm. A bit of fun on the first proper sunny day of 2026, finished with my Film Edition 5 Classic (Push) profile.

Bridal prep rooms are often messy, cramped, and full of tricky window light. Here’s how I learned to stop fighting it and use it to tell better stories.

A quick, practical guide to five Fujifilm setting mistakes that slow you down, plus the simple fixes I use so the camera stays out of the way of the moment.

A free, practical street photography route through the West End and Soho, with an interactive map and prompts at every stop.

I’ve launched Mullins Monochrome Studio, a Lightroom Classic plugin that creates an infinite amount of fresh monochrome looks in seconds. Here’s how it works.

A 10-year celebration of the Fujifilm X70: what still feels special, what has aged, a used buying checklist, and why a monochrome-only X80 could be Fujifilm’s brave move.

Fujifilm Dynamic Range can be brilliant, or it can quietly flatten your photos and add noise if it’s used the wrong way. Here are five common DR mistakes (including greyed out DR200/DR400) and the simple fixes that get your highlights under control without killing your midtones.

A behind-the-scenes look at photographing the British Judo Championships 2025 as part of the official media team. I share how I approached positioning, timing and coverage, mostly shooting on the Fujifilm X-T5 with a little GFX100S, plus a quick note on editing the final set using my own Lightroom presets.

A photography-first look at what Fujifilm might do in 2026: an X-Pro4 refresh, an X70 successor, the next X-Trans generation, where GFX could go, and the features street and wedding photographers actually want.

I tested the Viltrox AF 9mm F2.8 AIR on my Fujifilm X-T5 at the British Judo Championships, sharing uncropped images to show the full view, edge behaviour and real-world usefulness. For around £160, it’s a tiny ultra-wide I wouldn’t use every day, but I’d always keep in the bag for wider, documentary storytelling frames.

My long-term Fujifilm X-T5 review after three years, with sample photos from weddings, sport, family and street, plus honest pros and cons.

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.

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.

Choosing your first Fujifilm camera can feel overwhelming. In this guide, I share the bodies I actually recommend to beginners, and explain who each one suits.

The FUJIFILM GFX100RF FRAGMENT EDITION is a quiet little bombshell from Fujifilm: a Japan-only collaboration with Hiroshi Fujiwara’s fragment design project, complete with a dedicated FRGMT BW film simulation.

Keeping track of Fujifilm firmware can be a bit of a slog, so I have pulled it into one place. This page lists current firmware versions for popular X and GFX cameras, plus key XF and GF lenses, with links straight to the official Fujifilm download pages. Bookmark it and you will always have a quick way to check whether your camera or lens is up to date.

It is possible to build a wedding photography business you actually enjoy, rather than one that slowly burns you out. In this piece I talk about values, pillars, pricing, habits and simple systems that support a life you would choose, rather than a calendar that ends up feeling like a punishment rota.

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.