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

[hexiplex]

Some colour this time from a series I dubbed "Paris on the Yarra", a fitting nickname for Australia's (in my opinion) most eclectic and vibrant city. It also happens to be one of my favourite places on earth.

?

Smith Street, Collingwood

Smith Street woolies', Collingwood

Johnston Street, Collingwood

Johnston Street, Collingwood

Fitzroy Gardens, East Melbourne

Smith Street laundromat, Collingwood

 

[leicashot]

Oh Hexiplex, I miss my home town :-(

 

[filmfan]

More, why not?

2.

3.

 

[gdi]

More, why not?

Great shot...

 

[Wouter Brandsma]

All taken with the GRDIII in Rotterdam, the Netherlands.

 

[AMO]

Another one from the GRD1. Tony.
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/data/8587/R0015258_copy.jpg
http://www.rangefinderforum.com/photopost/showphoto.php?photo=146350

 

[filmfan]

GR-D

 

[Wouter Brandsma]

GRD3

 

[Frank Petronio]

I have a GRD v. 1 on its way, pictures soon!

 

[filmfan]

Repeat shots from my RFF gallery:

all GRD original version

 

[BillBingham2]

Beware Frank, the GRD is an addddddictive little sucker.

B2 (;->

 

[weinfurtner]

Hi folks, great thread! And great pics as well. Do you guys use the art-filters? I like the high-contrast B&W. But sometimes the results can be a bit crunchy... Well i like this one, it is a JPG out of camera.

Greetings, Daniel

 

[Rick Waldroup]

All were shot with a GRDII

The Wrestler - Weatherford, Texas (with the 21mm auxillary lens)

 

[hexiplex]

Great stuff, Rick! The Wrestler is a killer of a shot.

 

[Rick Waldroup]

Great stuff, Rick! The Wrestler is a killer of a shot.

Thanks, for the comments. Yeah, I had a great time shooting that guy. I was only a few feet away from him when he noticed me, growled at me, and jumped up on the ropes and struck that pose.

I just sold my GRDII in anticipation of buying the new Fuji X100. Now, after looking at the wonderful shots on this thread, I am starting to have second thoughts....:bang:

Maybe it is time for a GRDIII?😎

 

[leicashot]

Hi folks, great thread! And great pics as well. Do you guys use the art-filters? I like the high-contrast B&W. But sometimes the results can be a bit crunchy... Well i like this one, it is a JPG out of camera.

Greetings, Daniel

It's rare for me to comment on a landscape picture but I really dig this one. I love the high contrast that really works well with this image, awesome!

 

[raystinger]

More of my streets and travel photographs using the GRD III can be seen on my flickr 🙂

 

[weinfurtner]

It's rare for me to comment on a landscape picture but I really dig this one. I love the high contrast that really works well with this image, awesome!

Hi, thanks a lot. I looked at your work, very cool stuff! I like you portrait style. Especially the series from B.o.B Gunnar and the portrait from Usher. Very good!

Greetings, Daniel

 

[leicashot]

Hi, thanks a lot. I looked at your work, very cool stuff! I like you portrait style. Especially the series from B.o.B Gunnar and the portrait from Usher. Very good!

Greetings, Daniel

Thank you Daniel. The portrait of Usher wasn't exactly a portrait. He was aware if me taking a picture, but it's a candid moment he had while on a break from shooting, and one of my favorite pictures.

 

[Maiku]

Well I have to add my kudos to this little gem of a camera. I would like to extend a thanks to the guy I met at the Kitamura Sihinjuku used camera store, who introduced me to the camera. I had my reservations, but when I came across the GRD1 at another store for an unbeatable price I took. I am so happy I did. It is quite the little package.