Everyone,
Thanks for the fantastic meetup. I always get home exhausted and find that, despite all efforts, I end up with a few shots I really like

Today I set about developing my 4x5's, a total of 8 shots. Developing them 1-at-a-time, my current set-up, would take 6 hours! So, I've bitten the bullet, and bought an HP combiplan at b and h. No complaints yet. It's a bit fiddly, but I managed to develop all my negs problem-free in a fraction of the time! I'll post scans later.

It was a fun meetup, as always. I can't wait for the next. I am looking forward to seeing some images =).

Great meetup. I didn't catch Joe or Katie unfortunately.

img001 by Jason Rofls, on Flickr

Agoraphobia

img004 by Jason Rofls, on Flickr

Dueling Scooters

img006 by Jason Rofls, on Flickr

Go

img007 by Jason Rofls, on Flickr

1-Up Mushroom ahead

img008 by Jason Rofls, on Flickr

Lead foot

img009 by Jason Rofls, on Flickr

Down for repairs

img005-Edit by Jason Rofls, on Flickr

Masochistic

img002 by Jason Rofls, on Flickr

Alright, here are a few of my shots. I'm still getting the hang of composing on the ground glass. Need to remember to look at the WHOLE image, not just the middle

The whole set: http://www.flickr.com/photos/sokrasins/sets/72157627658343954/with/6142146451/

Bridge support cables


View from park

nice work, was a fun walk! I guess that new tank worked well! I gotta get around to developing my films. maybe this weekend if my visiting relatives give me some free time, my vacation just ended and now im back at work everyday =[ haha

Great shots. I'm going to try and develop mine this weekend. I never developed before It took me a few days to recover. I weighed my pack when I got home and it was 45 pounds!

Woah, 45 lbs, that's quite a load, but I'd believe it. Looking forward to seeing your shots!

Here is the first shot using the 65mm


Here is one from the 47mm


The Manhattan bridge as seen from the Brooklyn bridge. Used a 120mm lens

Great shots guys.

Stan, I love that second shot, bridge from dumbo. Other than wishing that tree wasn't there on the left the comp is fantastic.

Chris, It is wild how wide that 47mm lens is! Nice.

Woah, your first shot is really cool Chris. Clearly, it pays off to be more assertive about camera placement!