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.
Making your photos WILD! – A Guide to Wildlife Photography
X-Photographer Ben Cherry explains how to put the WILD back in wildlife photography!
Art and Mind – 10 Days in Japan [Part Two]
In this second and final article about a recent trip to Japan, X-Photographer Chris Weston takes a more mindful approach to photography, producing some stunningly artistic, unplanned shots of swans at Lake Kussharo.
Photographers, We’re Storytellers – 10 Days in Japan [Part One]
After falling in love with Japan and its culture, X-Photographer Chris Weston visited Jidokudani Yaen-Koen, a reserve for wild Japanese macaques, to capture the diverse emotions of these animals and to tell his story through the power of photography.
Light and Land: A Tour of Scotland’s West Coast
After falling in love with the FUJIFILM X-T2 in his first guest blog, Ben Osborne is back to tell us all about his favourite photography tour around Scotland’s West Coast, through images taken on his new Fujifilm kit.
Wildlife Photography: Creating a Sense of Place
X-Photographer Chris Weston combines the magnification power of his telephoto lenses with the X-T2’s Panoramic Drive Mode to reveal a unique perspective on the wildlife of Canada’s Great Bear Rainforest.
Springtime at 50 megapixels
X-Photographer Ben Cherry usually uses the FUJIFILM X-T2 for his wildlife photography. In this article he talks about using the GFX 50S for the first time.
BBC & NatGeo wildlife photographer Ben Osborne switches to Fujifilm
We interview BBC & National Geographic wildlife photographer Ben Osborne on his experiences using the FUJIFILM X-T2 in some seriously harsh environments.
