Under the Pier

GR, f2.8, 1/125, ISO 100, RAW

Took this while walking to a different pub with friends after spending most day chilling at the Brewfest in Greenwich.
The tide was low enough at first but while taking pictures and fiddling with settings I did manage to gt wet feet so it's a good reason to post this picture.

Under the Pier

GR, f6.3, 1/250, ISO 125, RAW

Took this while walking to Canary Wharf to meet some friends for drinks.

At first I took a picture of him from above where you could see more of the pier but then decided to walk down and get a closer shot and a different perspective.

Pier

GXR A12-M, f8.0, 1/1320, ISO 200, RAW, 18mm (Voigtlander Heliar f5.6 12mm L)

Another nice and sunny day, aside from a walk around Greenwich and Greenwich Park, I spent it chilling on my terrace.

Took the Heliar 12mm and the Leica 90mm lenses with me but mostly used the 12mm, I like wideangle lenses and the way they capture the world. I wish I would have a full frame camera to make ful use of the 12mm Heliar lens.

Steel

GRD IV, f4.0, 1/1520, ISO 80, RAW

Pier

GF1, f0.95, 1/30, ISO 1000, RAW, 50mm (Voigtlander Nokton f0.95 25mm)

Evening Jog

GXR S10, f2.5, 1/9, ISO 1600, RAW, 24mm

Walking Home

GXR A12-M, f8.0, 1/125, ISO 418, RAW, 22mm (Voigtänder Heliar f4.5 15mm L)

The Pier

GF1, f8.0, 1/800, ISO 125, RAW, 56mm (Ricoh GR f2.8 28mm L)

Dark Clouds

GX, f14, 1/1000, ISO 64, JPG, 85mm

After reporting on the GX200 yesterday, I though it will be fun of going out with my GX and take some pictures for today. To see how a 4 year old camera performs. Well, it performs exactly like the Sigma DP1 ;). Just joking but it was fun using it and while it is not as fast and responsive as the GRDs or the GX100 you can still see the Ricoh UI at work that makes it so easy to change settings. The jpgs lack the flexibility that you get with the GRD I jpgs or the RAW files from the new Ricoh cameras.