What if the legendary Olympus Mju returned as a digital camera? Photographer Adam Evans shares his idea for a modern, pocketable Mju with a fixed lens and Micro Four Thirds sensor. Simple, compact and focused on beautiful still images, it could be exactly what many photographers are looking for today.
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The seventh edition of the Close-Up Photographer of the Year (CUPOTY) competition has now closed, and the results have been announced. Olympus and OM System equipment featured prominently among this year’s finalists and award winners, so we are delighted to showcase all the photographers who used these systems. Do not miss it, now online at Olympus Passion.
From childhood curiosity to refined urban exploration, Stefano Marchetti captures the haunting beauty of abandoned spaces. Armed with an Olympus E-M10 and an M.Zuiko 9-18mm f4-5.6 wide-angle lens, each frame reveals light, decay and nostalgia. Discover a world where history lingers in silence and every image whispers, take only memories.
From silent mountain trails to the restless rhythm of Kraków’s streets, Mateusz Kuca explores two contrasting worlds through high contrast black and white. Discover how mobility, intuition and the OM System OM 3 shape a vision balanced between raw nature and fleeting urban moments.
In this thoughtful and experience-driven article, Ben Mecham reflects on why size truly does not matter when it comes to photography. From the rainforests of the Pacific Northwest to film scanning and travel, Ben explains how the Olympus E-M5 Mark II became an essential tool in a carefully simplified kit. A compelling read about intentional gear choices, film workflow, and the freedom that comes with carrying less while creating more.
In this article, wildlife photographer and guide Urip Dunker takes us far beyond Iceland’s familiar landmarks, into the remote wilderness of Hornstrandir. He shares his long-standing relationship with this untamed peninsula, his approach to photographing arctic foxes, and the patience, presence, and respect required to work where nature truly leads.
From forest canopies to birds in flight, Yannis Lüer shares his journey into wildlife photography in Lower Saxony. His passion for observing and documenting nature is matched by a deep technical understanding of his craft, with the OM System OM-1 Mark II at the heart of his work.