Christmas preparation 2020: Get closer to your loved ones with the help of instaXmas
2020 has been and still is a particular year to all of us. Now that we are facing Christmas time we all are…
Autumn Wildlife Photography
Alan Hewitt, a professional wildlife photographer based in the UK and part of the 2020 X-Photographer line-up, shares tips, tricks and experiences on…
AT YOUR SERVICE – Back then and today
– We are at your service. During the current Coronavirus pandemic, our technicians and application specialists are working on the front line alongside…
24th International Bat Night 2020
The Fujifilm family’s fluffy bat mascot explored the wooden nesting box prepared for its friends living outdoors by one of our Fujifilm colleagues.…
A year in photos at #WorldPhotographyDay
So many exciting, sad but also joyful events have taken place in the past year. We, at Fujifilm believe that photographs are a…
‘Madagascar in the frame’
WaterAid and Fujifilm partnership brings to life the impact of clean water and sanitation to people’s lives WaterAid and longstanding partner Fujifilm have…
A perspective on the wild side
By applying psycho-analytical theories, X-Photographer Chris Weston tells you how to alter your perspective as a wild life photographer, to create images which truly captivate the viewer.
Ten tips for capturing unforgettable travel portraits
Portrait photographer and X-Photographer Saraya Cortaville skillfully draws out her subject’s emotions and feelings, in a sensitive and empathetic way. Her portraits are an observation and moment of connection between two people, rather than photographer and subject. In this article, she gives us ten tips for capturing travel portraits you will remember forever.
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