Chilly, blustery day (42°) in Richmond, Virginia, USA, taking photos of the James River

Brrrr.. I grabbed my Nikon D3500 and the "kit lens", the 70-300mm DX f/4.5-6.3G zoom, and drove over to the Huguenot Bridge overlooking the James River here in town. It was chilly, the wind was howling, but I wanted to try to get some photos of a cold, blustery, type of day looking along the river. One was 70mm, another 300mm, etc.. etc... For a "kit lens" it's really nice, as long as you hold steady and can keep the ISO as low as possible.

70mm, looking up river from the bridge.

CONTINUATION

I quickly ran across the road to the other side of the bridge. This is now looking down river at the James River at 70mm.

LAST OF THE PHOTOS...

Here is the last photo, looking at the beautiful house along the river with the two Adirondack chairs in the lawn, taken at 70mm.

I wonder what you would get if you used a ND filter and slowed down the water, going for the "fine art" effect. Might be cool.