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aircraft at Lee LHGFX Photography is a file of 4 stories. The newest of them: “Simone Marulli Captures the Poetry of Flight at Full Throttle”, “Elevated Sound: A Photographer's Unexpected Tool—Vintage Blimp Tech.”, and “Chasing Totality: A Photographer's Epic Eclipse Wingsuit Flight”. There's a rare kind of poetry in Simone Marulli's aviation photography, motion turned into art at full throttle. The blimp once floated as a floating billboard, a slow-moving giant advertising Goodyear from above. Lee LHGFX Photography is a dynamic portfolio and lifestyle hub built around the artistic work of @lee_lhgfx — a highly engaged Instagram creator and… The list below is every aircraft story on Lee LHGFX Photography, newest first.
Simone Marulli Captures the Poetry of Flight at Full Throttle
There's a rare kind of poetry in Simone Marulli's aviation photography, motion turned into art at full throttle. He captures commercial airliners and fighter jets with an elegance that feels almost intimate. PetaPixel spoke with the Italian photographer about his craft, and the result is a masterclass in seeing speed as beauty. For those drawn to visual storytelling, our piece on curating your own narrative with SmallRig gear offers a natural next step.
Elevated Sound: A Photographer's Unexpected Tool—Vintage Blimp Tech.
The blimp once floated as a floating billboard, a slow-moving giant advertising Goodyear from above. But as those inflatable aircraft faded from our skies, a curious evolution took root: the camera blimp. It is a quieter tool, yet arguably more compelling. We find ourselves drawn to this unexpected pivot, where vintage tech gets a second life. It is a reminder that photography often rewards those who look up. For more on unconventional gear, our related piece on the Nikon Z5 IIC offers another refined perspective.
Chasing Totality: A Photographer's Epic Eclipse Wingsuit Flight
For nine months, Noah Wetzel and Red Bull Air Force athlete Mike Brewer prepared for a single, fleeting moment. The payoff arrived in Spain, where 84 seconds of totality framed a wingsuit flight through a solar eclipse. Wetzel captured it from nearly a mile away, relying on a Canon EOS R5 II and remote flashes with calculations that left no room for error. That is commitment. For more creative pursuits, our piece on "Leica Lux 2.0" offers a lighter, artistic counterpoint.
A Vintage Lens Captures a Classic Plane's Homecoming.
There's something poetic about matching a 1958 aircraft with cameras from the same era. The DC-6B's return to U.S. skies, beginning in New York, feels less like a flight and more like a conversation across decades. Choosing vintage Bolex cameras wasn't just practical; it was intentional, a way to honor the plane's history through a lens that shares it. The result looks immersive, authentic, and beautifully curated. For more on timeless visual storytelling, our piece on Linda McCartney's photography offers a fitting companion.