Ricoh GR-D (I,II,III,IV): Post your photos!

petronius said:
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Nice. Good effect and it suits the subject well.
 
This isnt even from Friday these are from Thursday night right as Walmart started the sales at 8:00pm. Sales have started earlier and earlier every year. I also went to Target at 9:00 the line was around the block I didn't make it inside. And the line at best buy and the mall was also super long they opened at midnight. I was tired so I didn't stick around to see the rush.

FrozenInTime said:
Black Friday is a America phenomenon the day after the Thanksgiving holiday.

From those pictures it looks like some unfortunate relatives are all going to get the same present for Christmas.
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More experiments with colour from my New York trip. My trip was delayed due to Sandy, when I arrived the following week we took two shots at the runway as there was an intense blizzard which left the city in a total white-out. The snow cleared in a day or two and then the sun lit the streets like I've never seen on this side of the Atlantic – I'm a native Londoner. I knew that this trip had to be shot in colour, this was the first time I've used the GRD in this way.

I'm working hard to replace my lost/stolen GRD. I considered all sorts of other options; I've been carying my Olympus Stylus with Superia for the last week but film doesn't give me the freedom to take risks with my photos; I tried walking with my DSLR for a few days but the shutter noise and size of the thing restrained me; I've been umming and arring over the x100 or replacing all my cameras with an XE1, but none of these cameras are quite the same as a GRD. Reviewing my New York photos has reminded me that I must have a GRD in my life again.

The size, the handling and most importantly, the ability to shoot at wide apertures with a large depth of field make this camera perfect for me.
 
I like the variation of shots shown on this page - a few quite different from the often seen "GRD look images" … shows, how versatile this little fixed 28 camera really is.
 
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