October
8 stories filed under October on Lee LHGFX Photography. The newest of them: “When the camera captured more than what the eye could see”, “Fujifilm Deepens Its Commitment to Instax With a Curated $19 Million Expansion”, and “Sunlit shores and shared vision: a creative call in the Cayman Islands”. When the camera captured more than the eye could see, it opened a door to something profoundly human. Fujifilm is deepening its commitment to Instax with a curated $19 million expansion, a 3 billion yen investment in production facilities that follows an even larger injection from nearly a year ago. 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 October story on Lee LHGFX Photography, newest first.
When the camera captured more than what the eye could see
When the camera captured more than the eye could see, it opened a door to something profoundly human. Spirit photography bloomed during the Victorian era, a haunting blend of grief and hope, where bereaved families sought one last glimpse of loved ones. October invites us to revisit this forgotten, heartbreaking chapter. It is a tender reminder that photography has always been about more than technical achievement; it is about what we desperately need to believe.
Fujifilm Deepens Its Commitment to Instax With a Curated $19 Million Expansion
Fujifilm is deepening its commitment to Instax with a curated $19 million expansion, a 3 billion yen investment in production facilities that follows an even larger injection from nearly a year ago. This isn't just about keeping up with demand, it's an artistic bet on analog's enduring magic. For those drawn to the intersection of technology and visual storytelling, DxO's latest ViewPoint offers a complementary precision for correcting every distorted frame.
Sunlit shores and shared vision: a creative call in the Cayman Islands
Sunlit shores and shared vision, that's the creative call photographer Keith Adrian_Photo is putting out into the world. He'll be in the Cayman Islands from the 20th to the 24th, hoping to capture something beautiful on the beach. He's open to collaborating with male or female talent, sharing past work and an inspiration board to set the mood. It's an authentic, aspirational invitation to blend artistry with island energy.
Curate Your Visual Story with Up to 30% Off SmallRig Gear
Autumn's golden hour now extends to your gear. SmallRig's savings event, running October 6 through 15, brings up to 30% off tripods, batteries, camera and phone rigs, and portable lights, essential tools for crafting your visual story. It's a curated opportunity to elevate your craft without compromise. For deeper inspiration, explore Alexander Vershinin's meditative approach to landscape photography in "The Art of Waiting."
The art of patience: inside the FX5 delay and its elusive rear LCD
Two delays and still no explanation. Sony's FX5, first announced with promise, now lingers in limbo, its current release window pushed to late October at the earliest. The company remains silent on what's holding things up, yet early recipients whisper of trouble with the rear LCD. Patience, it seems, is the true test here. For a deeper look at patience in unexpected places, explore our piece on how red filters unlock the hidden poetry of Ilford SFX film.
Sony FX5 Shipping Now Expected Late October
Sony's FX5 was meant to be in your hands by now. Announced for August 21, it slipped to September, and now the camera has officially drifted again, with shipping slated for late October. The pattern is telling. For a brand that usually nails its release cadence, this feels less like a hiccup and more like a quiet admission that something's off. We're not here to rush perfection, but we'd love a little more candor.
A Vibrant Ascent: Apple Joins the $5 Trillion Realm
Apple just crossed into a territory only one company has ever touched, briefly joining Nvidia as the second $5 trillion entity in history. A week after claiming the title of the world's most valuable company, this move feels less like a milestone and more like a statement. It's a vivid reminder that ambition, when paired with precision, can feel almost effortless. For those tracking how technology reshapes creativity and culture, this ascent is worth watching closely.
A Singular Vision: Ive & Newson's Leica Prototype, Coming to Auction
A singular piece of photographic history is hitting the auction block this October. The Leica prototype, shaped by the distinct hands of Jony Ive and Marc Newson, is as wild as it sounds. We love seeing design icons step outside the expected, merging pure aesthetics with mechanical function. It feels less like a tool and more like a collectible sculpture. For those who appreciate the artistry in every frame, this is a must-see.