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.
A guide to two point lighting for city street portraits
Contemporary portrait and X-Photographer Damien Lovegrove is no stranger to shooting portraits on-location. In this useful article, he gives you all the tips you need to create his two point lighting set up, specifically when shooting portraits on city streets.
How to capture the true personality of your subject behind the lens
Commercial and editorial photographer James Bellorini is no stranger to portrait photography and has captured many faces on camera but how does he ensure that he always captures the true personality of his subject behind the lens?
5 Tips for Low Light Photography
As the sunsets and the moonrises, the approach for a good photo shifts. Low light photography requires you to think differently to compensate…
The Painter’s Brush and Fujifilm
Experience light and photography as art in a whole new way with Adrian Murray. Learn why Adrian chooses X Series over full-frame options to capture his moments.
X-Photographer’s Spotlight – Greg Whitton
Outdoor Photographer of the Year 2014 winner Greg Whitton is the latest Fujifilm X Photographer to be featured in our Spotlight series.
Tutorial: Rule of thirds
Let us take you through one of the most fundamental and useful framing techniques used in photography – the Rule of Thirds
