New Zealand photographer Remco Vis talks about his journey from film to digital and mirrorless photography, his love of the South Island’s landscapes and his instinct for unexpected moments. From his first Kodak 126 Instamatic to the Olympus OM-D E-M5 and E-M1 Mark II, Remco explores the advantages of Micro Four Thirds, the importance of simply getting out and shooting, and the photographs that have become his livelihood through print sales.

Adrian Truchta’s journey into macro photography began long before he picked up a camera. From childhood curiosity about spiders and field guides to his work with OM SYSTEM, he explores how observation, patience and a deep fascination with nature continue to shape the way he photographs insects and spiders.

As a biochemist, university professor and visual storyteller, photography has given Daniele Tibullo a way to explore the connections between nature, people and the Mediterranean. Working across wildlife, underwater and documentary photography, Daniele creates long-term projects where biodiversity, culture and conservation become part of a larger visual narrative. His approach is rooted in observation, patience and respect for the natural world.

Jörg Vogelsang’s photographic journey began with film and a careful, deliberate approach that continues to shape his work today. From black-and-white documentary photography to understated landscapes and intriguing rural structures, his images are built around light, shadow, lines and contrast. In this interview, Jörg also shares his long relationship with Olympus and OM SYSTEM, and why simplicity remains central to his photography.

What happens when you look beyond the world we normally see? In this fascinating article, Adrian Krupczyński takes us into the miniature world of insects and spiders, sharing his journey from a childhood toy microscope to macro photography with OM SYSTEM. Along the way, he explores patience, observation, composition and the advantages of Micro Four Thirds, while revealing the tools that help bring this hidden world to life.

For Nicholas Anderson, travel photography is about being aware of the world around him and recognising those fleeting moments that might otherwise go unnoticed. From candid portraits in Laos to landscapes and famous places seen from different perspectives, his Olympus cameras have accompanied him on many journeys. With a compact, discreet kit and a preference for natural-looking images, Nicholas shares his approach to travel photography.

Hi Sergei, it is a pleasure to have you with us. To begin, could you introduce yourself to our readers? Tell us a little about where you live, your interests, any sports or music you enjoy, and any creative pursuits you have outside photography.Hi, my name is Sergei. I was born in Ukraine, grew up […]

There is an old story about an eagle and a crow. It says that the only bird bold enough to attack an eagle is the crow. The crow lands on the eagle’s back and begins pecking relentlessly at its neck, determined to irritate and provoke. The eagle does not retaliate. It does not waste energy […]

Hi, I’m Eric Rossi, an Argentine photographer and architect living in Palma de Mallorca, Spain. I used to introduce myself the other way around, but today passion comes before profession. Five years ago, I thought my life was already “figured out.” Then an inner voice pushed me to leave my country and begin a new […]

What if the most fascinating photographic subjects were right on your doorstep? In this inspiring article, German photographer Pascal Fellner shares how macro photography revealed an extraordinary world hidden in plain sight. From woodland walks close to home to creative storytelling through light and mood, discover why photography is less about documenting what we see and more about expressing what we feel.

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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