I was on the road early, driving to Baltimore trying to beat the morning rush hour. It was unusually foggy on the drive in and I was hoping that I’d get to the harbor before the Sun was high enough to burn the mist off. I was lucky – I managed to get in by 8 am, parked at the Pier V Garage, and rushed out with my Ricoh 500 rangefinder. I was using the Sunny f/16 rule, and it’s a little tricky with the changing misty conditions and fog. Here are the results.
Inner Harbor – Ricoh 500G |
Inner Harbor – Ricoh 500G |
Inner Harbor – Ricoh 500G |
Inner Harbor – Ricoh 500G |
Inner Harbor – Ricoh 500G |
Inner Harbor – Ricoh 500G |
Inner Harbor – Ricoh 500G |
Inner Harbor – Ricoh 500G |
Inner Harbor – Ricoh 500G |
Inner Harbor – Ricoh 500G |
Inner Harbor – Ricoh 500G |
The Inner Harbor looks great by sunset too… these were taken from the 5th floor balcony of the Marriot Waterfront hotel
Inner Harbor – Sunset |
Inner Harbor – Sunset |
Inner Harbor – Sunset |
Photographed with a Ricoh 500G rangefinder (fixed Rikenon 40mm f/2.8) and Fuji Superia 200 film f/5.6 at 1/250 second.
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