FujiPhil

Fujifilm photographer from Melbourne, Australia.

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A small shrine nestled in the backstreets of Akihabara.

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Mid-morning in Chiyoda City, Tokyo.

Shot on Fuji X-Pro3

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I'm currently experimenting a little with editing styles. Sometimes I'll edit a photo with a heavy colour cast like these, and while individual photos will come off looking a bit heavy handed, once they're placed in a larger photoset they create a vibe I really enjoy.

I suspect I'll still edit most of my photos with the sensibilities I've picked up over many years, but it'll still fun to experiment.

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Camel Rock, Bermagui

Shot on Fuji X-Pro3

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A roll of CineStill 800T I shot at Okunoin cemetery in Koyasan. Shot on a Fuji GW690ii medium format camera.

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Kyoto Nights

Japan, 2025

Shot on Fuji X-Pro3

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Last Light in Kyoto

Japan, 2025

Shot on Fuji X-Pro3

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Storm chasing.

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Togakushi Shrine, Nagano

Japan 2025.

Shot on Fuji X-Pro3 with 23mm f1.4R

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Okunoin Temple, Koyasan.

Japan 2024

Shot on Cinestill 800T with a Fuji GW690ii

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Wombat, Cradle Mountain (27.06.17)

ISO400, 35mm, f2.8, 1/160sec

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I picked up my first drone, a DJI Mavic Pro! I’ve been keen on adding a drone to my toolset for a while now, and the combination of a potential job that will make use of it, and my growing interest in videography meant now was the right time to make a purchase.

Here’s one of the first shots I took with it, which will probably end up being an all-time favourite of mine that I edit in different ways over the years. That red structure in the middle-right of the image is Calvary Hospital, and it’s where I was born almost 30 years ago!

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Kunanyi/Mt. Wellington, Hobart

This was a pretty awesome day! I decided I’d shoot a sunrise down at the Hobart waterfront, and ran into a well known local photographer named Paul (@LoveThyWalrus on Instagram). We decided to drive up Mt. Wellington, and after getting stopped half-way up due to snow, we decided to walk along the road until we reached it. This boulder field is as far as we got before we had to turn back. Later that day I ran into another local photographer and her partner, and spent the rest of the day up the mountain after the road had opened.

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Melbourne Skyline, Yarra River

Earlier this year I decided to move to Melbourne for a short while and test the waters for a more permanent move down the track. I spent six weeks living in the suburb of Fairfield close to the city, and spent a number of evenings shooting sunsets by the Yarra River. This was one of my favourite angles!

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Pumphouse Point, Tasmania

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how did you find that wombat, and how come it didn't run away?? nice blog ;)

Hey thanks! Those wombat photos were taken at Cradle Mountain in northern Tasmania. They're bloody everywhere up there, and don’t seem to mind you getting close most of the time (I think they’re too busy eating as much as possible to pay much attention to people). 

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Cape Hauy, Tasmania

Photo by @philkitt

Canon 6D + 17-40mm F4.0 | 30sec @ f11 ISO800

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Cheers to everyone who shared my wombat photo over the last few weeks! I really got an explosion of followers and notes on that one :)

If you want to follow my work more regularly, you can find me on instagram at @philkitt