The Fujifilm community is a breeding ground for creativity, and a great place to find inspiration especially if you’re a newcomer to the ecosystem.

Over the past few months, there’s one specific JPEG recipe that has garnered more attention than I can recount in the couple of years I’ve shot on Fuji – Classic Cuban Negative by Osan Bilgi. It’s a recipe that I’ve used and that delivers some interesting results across a variety of settings, but especially shines when it comes to street photography.

In this video, I’ll take you on a walk through Jongro; one of Seoul’s most interesting districts for street photography, share some insights from the creator of this recipe and give some advice to photographers who want to experiment with recipes in their own work.

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