With a couple of photographers we went to Rotterdam, the largest European harbor city, today. I decided to pack light and only have the GRD3 with me. It was however a very rainy and windy day.
And I promised myself not to photograph the most photographed bridge of Rotterdam. But since the conditions were not really adequate for street photography I eventually took one of the Erasmus bridge.
All photographs by Wouter Brandsma
Wouter Brandsma 
Your view of the Erasmus Bridge is wonderful.
Wouter, I have become a fan of “pack light” [as in weight, not EV] also. A GRD is about my limit, I can’t quite bring myself to only use a phone camera. I like the graphic quality of your bridge image – nice.
Thank you Joe and Tim. The GRD is just perfectly fine for me. I can only hope that Ricoh finds much better sensors for it’s successors.
Wouter, I’ve taken so many photos of the bridge that it’s embarrassing 🙂
I like your shot of the elderly couple watching the world go by; there’s also a nice movement blur outside the train window. Even the desolate metro entrance says something about the conditions which you had to endure.
i like the first one! greetz
Thank you Björn and Sander. That moment in the train of the couple was just perfect.
hey WOUTER
LOVE what YOU do w/ the GRD3…Outstanding
& Tres Cooool about NIT buying another Cam
jYour doing Quite Fab w/ the Ricoh
I too have went leaner in Gear
and am Limiting myself to really just finding ‘the Shot’
xo- H
There have already been so many photographers proving their point that the camera is just there to record something you see. Winogrand and his Leica M + 28mm, Daido Moriyama with his Ricoh GR1. Simplicity takes the strain of learning a camera and frees you to learn and see.
Hi Wouter-
I patiently wait for your posts and I am never disappointed. The image of the two people on the train is priceless. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you Jeff!