Fuji X Passion Magazine #122 invites readers into a world where photography becomes an act of attention — a way of slowing down, looking closely, and discovering meaning in the moments that often pass unnoticed. Across 125 pages, six photographers share deeply personal stories shaped by travel, human connection, memory, and the desire to see everyday life with greater clarity.
This edition celebrates the poetry found in ordinary scenes, the value of cultural respect, the patience required to learn, and the joy of creating with intention. Through Fujifilm cameras and Film Simulations, each photographer reveals how creativity grows not through speed or spectacle, but through presence, curiosity, and the courage to observe the world as it truly is.
New in this issue:
POCKET GUIDE #02: Composition
Over the coming months, this collection will cover a wide range of subjects, including travel, street, landscape, portrait, documentary and wildlife photography, as well as composition, exposure, editing and printing.
By the end of the series, you will have built a practical library of photographic knowledge that you can return to whenever you need it.
Ryan Young – Finding poetry in ordinary moments
For Ryan Young, the most meaningful photographs are not found in spectacular places, but in the quiet rhythm of everyday life. Using the Fujifilm X‑T5, X100VI and X‑half, he explores how simplicity, presence and Fujifilm’s Film Simulations help him transform ordinary scenes into lasting memories.
Carol Foote – The human connection
Travelling across Asia, Carol Foote documents ethnic and tribal communities with respect, patience and genuine human connection. With her Fujifilm X‑T5 and lightweight Fuji X kit, she works discreetly, preserving traditions, cultures and stories that deserve to be remembered.
Céline Notin – Learning to see slowly
Living in Stockholm, Céline Notin began photographing to preserve the memories of her new life in Scandinavia. With her Fujifilm X‑T30 II, she discovered the importance of light, experimentation and patience — developing a visual language rooted in curiosity and thoughtful observation.
Peter Dewever – Along Route 66, looking closer
Inspired by Ansel Adams and drawn to the subtle beauty of everyday scenes, Peter Dewever’s photography blends light, colour and human presence. With his Fujifilm X‑T5, he explores Route 66 through quiet moments and unexpected connections that reveal the character of the American road.
Lea Sophie – The journey behind the image
From childhood memories of her father’s Leica to solo travels across Europe, Lea Sophie’s passion for photography grew naturally. With her Fujifilm X‑S20, she discovered that photography is not only a way to record places, but a way to slow down, observe and truly see.
Miguel Magalhães – A screenwriter’s eye on the street
Portuguese photographer Miguel Magalhães approaches street photography with a cinematic sensibility. With his Fujifilm X‑T5, he reflects on storytelling, observation, film simulations and the importance of learning to see — proving that creativity depends more on vision than on gear.
Fuji X Passion 122 — 125 pages dedicated to presence, curiosity, and the quiet beauty of everyday life
A celebration of everyday beauty, thoughtful observation and the human stories that shape our way of seeing.
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