Every picture tells a story, don’t it? Don’t it?

Understanding a Photograph: Some thoughts on John Berger, the ambiguity of photography, storytelling & visual poetry.

Hiroshi Sugimoto in Tokyo | Impressions of an exhibition

Unlike any photography exhibition I’ve seen, Lost Human Genetic Archive is a masterwork of curation and conceptualization.

Fujifilm brings their much-lauded kaizen philosophy to their two-year-old X-E2 model camera in a very generous firmware update.

A compact collection of hardware, peripherals and software combine to provide a robust toolkit for production on the road.

Field testing the Fujifilm X00T camera and the classic zone focusing technique on Tokyo’s streets in Shibuya, Nakano and Shinjuku.

Here is my secret, a very simple secret: It is only with the heart that one can see rightly; what is essential is invisible to the eye.

Sometimes the way to push a new technology forward is to revisit its past and adapt the best of what has gone before.

Wong Kar-wai, considered one of the world’s best directors, is an auteur who makes films that are mesmerizing.

The new generation of mirrorless digital cameras shows some divergent approaches to camera design.