Weekly Project 2012
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Week 27 | 2012

Ricoh GRD 3, Ricoh Street Photography, Ricoh GR Digital 3, Ricoh GRD Abstract Photography, GRD3

Summer Heat — Ricoh GRD 3

 

Miami is hotter than ever I tell you. Its to the point that its borderline unbearable to be on the streets. You can probably fry an egg on the street in a couple of minutes without any problems. Coupled with the humidity at 100% and a temperture of 98 degrees it actually feels like 108 degrees, too much to bare for any human being if you ask me.

 

Ricoh GRD 3, Ricoh Street Photography, Ricoh GR Digital 3, Ricoh GRD Abstract Photography, GRD3

Patterns — Ricoh GRD 3

 
 

On the photography forefront as Photokina quickly approaches its almost inevitable to talk about the new gear that’s coming soon. Possible new compacts in the horizon, new Olympus and Panasonic lenses, supposively Canon joing the mirrorless revolution (as I like to call it), and a slew other products. While all that is the talk in various forums. I continue to simplify my photography with a m43 body, 2 prime lenses (native & legacy), and a small compact. What else do I need? The answer; simply time.

 
 
Ricoh GRD 3, Ricoh Street Photography, Ricoh GR Digital 3, Ricoh GRD Abstract Photography, GRD3

Unbearable — Ricoh GRD 3

 
 
Ricoh GRD 3, Ricoh Street Photography, Ricoh GR Digital 3, Ricoh GRD Abstract Photography, GRD3

Dreams — Ricoh GRD 3

 
 

Note: All these photos were post processed in Lightroom 3 and Silver Efex Pro.

38 Comments

  1. [http://www.flickr.com/photos/chimpey1212] [http://www.flickr.com/photos/28616805@N00] [http://www.flickr.com/photos/tomvu] Thank you fellows, gosh its hot down here.

  2. Jorge, the heat is something more felt than seen. And than I start drowning in these great contrasts of yours, these deep blacks & these photographic essays of yours. Amazing, my friend!

    All the best & safe travels, Fritsch.

    • Jorge Ledesma says

      Indeed, sometimes you can even see it here with the vapors emanating from the asphalt, its crazy I tell you. Thanks for chiming in Fritsch.

  3. [http://www.flickr.com/photos/27614859@N04] Thanks Virginia.
     
    [http://www.flickr.com/photos/proof_by_contradiction] Thanks Victor, I tell you unbearable stay tuned to my upload and you’ll see.
     
    [http://www.flickr.com/photos/dangoorevitch] Indeed Dan, its really bad these days, thanks for chiming in.
     
    [http://www.flickr.com/photos/hkdollar] Thanks Linc, me too.

  4. Tough there in the summers, I’ve heard… I spent one November there and it was absolutely perfect… I like the way the door behind her has a sweat stain!

    • Jorge Ledesma says

      Indeed Dan, its really bad these days, thanks for chiming in.

    • Jorge Ledesma says

      Thanks Victor, I tell you unbearable stay tuned to my upload and you’ll see.

  5. [http://www.flickr.com/photos/geoffmahood] Sorry to hear its been raining for so long there. Its so hot down here, I trade with you in a second. Thanks your insights Geoff.
     
    [http://www.flickr.com/photos/peterlevi] Thanks for the double mention Peter, I appreciate it.
     
    [http://www.flickr.com/photos/pgrshooter] Thanks Don, this is all you.
     
    [http://www.flickr.com/photos/louise-fryer] Yeah, the shine on her face is quite apropos of the heat we’re suffering down here. Thanks Louise.
     
    [http://www.flickr.com/photos/ajsaker] Thanks AJ, call it lucky.
     
    [http://www.flickr.com/photos/peterbee] Thanks for chiming in Peter.

    • Jorge Ledesma says

      Yeah, the shine on her face is quite apropos of the heat we’re suffering down here. Thanks Louise.

  6. Lovely contrasty B&W image Jorge. We’ve had rain, rain and rain for the last few weeks, in fact all summer! So I guess I might like to swap with you anyway. Best regards.

    • Jorge Ledesma says

      Sorry to hear its been raining for so long there. Its so hot down here, I trade with you in a second. Thanks your insights Geoff.

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