Georges River early morning

[Marcus E.]

Stopped by the river on the way to work this week to try out a few filters on the GR.
I was using 37mm (which matches the adapter), but am now using a step-up adapter to fit a number of 49mm ones left over from cameras gone by. The extra weight on the front of the camera seems to give it much better balance, also benefiting low-light/handheld shooting, though not enough this time of the morning, with me having to open the aperture all the way(left the tripod at home .).....time on the exif data incorrect...
Had this camera for a while now (year and a half) and am very impressed by its capabilities........love a new GXR though! :ugeek:

 

[Genster]

Great photo's. The last one is my favo Beautiful combination, those dark sides with that light scaffold.

 

[dgilmour]

What kind of filter you used for the last two images?

 

[Marcus E.]

Hoya Red 25A ...same as the 2 color ones before those.

 

[Khortal]

a most interesting group of images , much time can be spent in comparison, but all so very different !

i love the warmth of the red ...from those i like image R0015286.JPG (3) 'greatly' , can journey into it .

Regards Kort .

 

[Athena]

A stunning set of pics! Love the effects and the reflections

 

[lensman]

Great set of images, just can't pick a favourite.....

David

 

[Marcus E.]

Thank you all for the kind comments....

Khortal, upon 'reflection' of the image you mentioned, I see what you mean by journey into......thanks for pointing it out

 

[Marcus E.]

Went back to the same place/bridge a few days later and found a beautiful misty morning ....ah the splendor of nature!

Taken using a Hoya 85B Orange filter.

 

[lensman]

Great photo's, the colour in shot #4 seems to suit the subject very well.

Very nice indeed.

David

 

[Genster]

Wow, it's a golden bridge :lol:
Fantastic !

 

[Athena]

Spectacular pictures! Simply amazing . Love the mist rising off the water.