The future of the Fujifilm X series is bound to evolve into something for it to specialize in. We can see this in the history of what Micro Four Thirds did. At first, they tried to tackle everything. But eventually, they stayed in a pretty narrow lane. That's because of the physical and software-based limitations of the sensors. Soon enough, APS-C is going to join that route. But if anyone is bound to keep it alive, it will be Fujifilm. Radical honesty is something that true journalists champion; and perhaps that's why so many photographers who prioritize gear over making great images are hurt ..read more

All the young and seasoned women photographers: We have some concerning updates. According to a new study, freelance photographers—especially women—earn less than their male counterparts. While it may seem the issue only plagues the creative field, in reality, it is affecting other work categories too.  ..read more

Photographer Atiba Jefferson needs no introductions in various circles. He's a legend in the skateboard photography world and has shot various magazine covers as well as become a Canon Explorer of Light. Now, he's funding a scholarship for photographers and filmmakers in the skating world. But he's not only giving away money -- he's donating one of his personal cameras, too ..read more

This title is one that I truly never thought I'd type: but Curator Catherine Futter and the Brooklyn Museum have done what many might deem impossible. They've taken the work of someone not considered a traditional photographer and given it the specular highlights it needs to shine. If Paul's photography were the sun, you wouldn't mind going blind staring at it. The images are a testament to the pillar of documentary photography that advocates for people skills, access, and being emotionally in tune with what's around you ..read more

A big thanks to everyone who entered into our contests last month! We’re going to make this really quick and painless. The winner of the two Sony lenses is Marc Morris. Please contact us to claim your prize. The winner of the Contax 45mm f2 in Leica M mount is user Alex Stormotion. Folks, please ..read more

I've spoken about it before in harsher words, saying that the end of APS-C and Micro Four Thirds is coming. And as I stated in that article. We saw it coming a while ago, too, and the same rings true. Real innovation isn't coming to your APS-C or Micro Four Thirds camera. They will become sensors that shift into phones and luxury-style compact cameras. I fully embrace the latter. But it's time to move up to full-frame cameras for more serious work to be a photographer over being a content creator. Professional photographers have known this for years. In the end, it's the photographer who makes ..read more

The idea of gold permeates through much of the visual world. But unless you're holding it in your hand, it can't really affect you at all. It doesn't really have a taste, scent, or sound. And in that way, gold is like a printed photograph. We put a ton of value on gold because of what it's associated with: wealth. However, we also tend to really adore the shimmer it delivers -- which is much different from that of silver. In this image for the current Magnum Square Print sale, photographer Thomas Dworzak tells us about how he found gold ..read more

Most images are showcased in square format, vertical, or a standard 3:2 landscape format. But if you're shooting a landscape, then you're not always getting the best format for the subject matter. And arguably, the panoramic format is best for landscape photography. But don't take my word for it. The Epson International Pano Awards are in effect for 2024 -- and that means that so many photographers have the opportunity to gain prominence from their beautiful photos. Several of the images are positively stunning and all embrace the panoramic format in a way that should be adopted more often ..read more

Photographer Stuart Franklin often gives us some of the coolest stories about his images. For the current Magnum Square Print sale, there's a theme around the idea of a Fable. And this year, we're seeing some positively incredible work that can't be easily made or duplicated otherwise. Indeed, real photographers are bringing out their best stuff for this sale. We've known Stuart to have a bit of an unconventional side when it comes to his images. But we didn't expect there to be a full multiple exposure. But the story behind this photograph is very impressive; and to us, it's his most intrigui ..read more

There's only a few hours left! The Phoblographer is giving away two Sony lenses. Not one, but TWO! One lucky winner will receive the Sony 35mm f1.8 FE and 85mm f1.8 FE lenses in our latest giveaway. To enter, you only need to sign up for free to get a quote from the Phoblographer's new Photography Care Program. This is the site's latest insurance program designed to protect amateurs and professionals in case something happens to their gear or their business. More details are down below ..read more