ItsReallyDarren
That's really me
Sounds like a lot of fun, I'll try to make it.
Also, does anybody plan on going to the camera swap in SF that day?
Found a listing of it here: San Francisco Camera Swap
Also, does anybody plan on going to the camera swap in SF that day?
Found a listing of it here: San Francisco Camera Swap
Michael P.
Bronica RF
I might try to check it out. Darren, Is this camera swap a regular event?ItsReallyDarren said:
ilia
Established
HI,
I'm first timer and very new to both photography and this forum,
will try to be there at 1 PM
I'm first timer and very new to both photography and this forum,
will try to be there at 1 PM
Warren T.
Well-known
darn, I won't be able to make it after all, and it looks like a pretty good turnout too. I'll catch up with you guys next time.
--Warren
--Warren
ItsReallyDarren
That's really me
Michael P. said:
Yes, according to the store that organizes it. First saturday of every month. I stop in every once in a while when Im in the market for some bit of camera gear (which is always
)AutismKid
Member
ItsReallyDarren said:
I will check it out, since I am looking for some yellow and red filter. I hope I can get filter shopping done quickly and meet you guys.
MikeL
Go Fish
Bummer (for me), I'm not going to be able to make it. Looking forward to photos from everyone, it sure is nice out.
ItsReallyDarren
That's really me
I cant stop kicking myself for missing this. Something pretty important came up at the last minute so I had to bail out.
How was it for you guys? Looking forward to the shots.
Also anybody remember the route you guys walked during the shoot? Might want to try stop in the next time Im there.
Heres a picture from last time I was up there.
How was it for you guys? Looking forward to the shots.
Also anybody remember the route you guys walked during the shoot? Might want to try stop in the next time Im there.
Heres a picture from last time I was up there.
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AutismKid
Member
This is J.P. It's a pleasure chatting with those who showed up today. That was great fun. I didn't shoot much though, only 27 frames. John, thanks for the beer.
Honus
carpe diem
It was fun meeting up with some old friends and meeting new friends as well. I lost Brad as soon as I crossed Market St. , although I did enjoy talking to him while noshing on some Korean noodles. The hand-made photo books he makes are works of art. check him out
I ended up at Vesuvio Cafe in North Beach with J.P., John and Tony. John treated me to a Guinness, which was much appreciated. J.P. gave me insight into China, which I will soon be visiting. Tony, as always, made me laugh and made me think. I also enjoyed meeting Carl, Michael & Ilia as well.
I shot off a couple of rolls - Tri-X and PanF+ - along the way. Hopefully I will have something worth posting.
, although I did enjoy talking to him while noshing on some Korean noodles. The hand-made photo books he makes are works of art. check him outI ended up at Vesuvio Cafe in North Beach with J.P., John and Tony. John treated me to a Guinness, which was much appreciated. J.P. gave me insight into China, which I will soon be visiting. Tony, as always, made me laugh and made me think. I also enjoyed meeting Carl, Michael & Ilia as well.
I shot off a couple of rolls - Tri-X and PanF+ - along the way. Hopefully I will have something worth posting.
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streetpix
Member
Thanx Robert...
I had a good time yesterday too meeting everyone. But with the huge crowds outside, quickly got separated from everyone. Ultimately ended up in Northbeach.
Took a whole bunch of snaps, but didn't feel like anything special was snagged. DId notice the light was a lot nicer and warmer around 4pm.
Will open the memory card (er, I mean film canister) tonight and see if there's anything. Took some mannequin snaps in store windows, maybe there'll be something there...
I had a good time yesterday too meeting everyone. But with the huge crowds outside, quickly got separated from everyone. Ultimately ended up in Northbeach.
Took a whole bunch of snaps, but didn't feel like anything special was snagged. DId notice the light was a lot nicer and warmer around 4pm.
Will open the memory card (er, I mean film canister) tonight and see if there's anything. Took some mannequin snaps in store windows, maybe there'll be something there...
cmogi10
Bodhisattva
It was great meeting all of you and I had a blast,
took a couple pictures, some better then others, most not so good
http://carlmogerley.zenfolio.com/p682780954/?slideshow=1&photo=id#399763579
took a couple pictures, some better then others, most not so good
http://carlmogerley.zenfolio.com/p682780954/?slideshow=1&photo=id#399763579
Michael P.
Bronica RF
Good meeting you guys
Good meeting you guys
It was fun meeting all you rangefinder fellows: Tony, Robert, Craig, JP, Ilya, John, Brad (did I forget anybody?), even if I didn't bring a Leica. Maybe next time we can get a table at a quiet bar and bring some of our prints to show and discuss.
Brad, your print books were a revelation. Did you print that shot of the guy with two cameras? The contrast is terrific.
Good meeting you guys
It was fun meeting all you rangefinder fellows: Tony, Robert, Craig, JP, Ilya, John, Brad (did I forget anybody?), even if I didn't bring a Leica
. Maybe next time we can get a table at a quiet bar and bring some of our prints to show and discuss.Brad, your print books were a revelation. Did you print that shot of the guy with two cameras? The contrast is terrific.
streetpix
Member
Cool stuff Carl. Especially like the saturated color shots...
Michael, yeah the shot of the twin leica guy, Vladimir, was done on my inkjet printer.
Here's an online version:
http://pages.sbcglobal.net/b-evans/Images26/Vladimir.jpg
Also, someone at lunch asked about the construction of the handmade book. Here's a blog entry and stop-motion video another photog (Joe Reifer, a great night photographer) recently put together:
http://www.joereifer.com/words/?p=397
The stop motion video gave me some ideas for presenting some street pix of people in motion to try out some time.
Michael, yeah the shot of the twin leica guy, Vladimir, was done on my inkjet printer.
Here's an online version:
http://pages.sbcglobal.net/b-evans/Images26/Vladimir.jpg
Also, someone at lunch asked about the construction of the handmade book. Here's a blog entry and stop-motion video another photog (Joe Reifer, a great night photographer) recently put together:
http://www.joereifer.com/words/?p=397
The stop motion video gave me some ideas for presenting some street pix of people in motion to try out some time.
MikeL
Go Fish
Carl, nice shot of Tony, and others. Thanks!
AutismKid
Member
Carl, great capture of Tony.
Michael, Tony and I were thinking about the same. I found that when I am with you guys, I talk more and shoot less. Maybe next time, we meet just for chat and beer. I can host it in my apartment or the garage. (I don't understand why my tiny apartment comes with a such gigantic garage.) People can bring their prints if they want to show.
Michael P. said:
Michael, Tony and I were thinking about the same. I found that when I am with you guys, I talk more and shoot less. Maybe next time, we meet just for chat and beer. I can host it in my apartment or the garage. (I don't understand why my tiny apartment comes with a such gigantic garage.) People can bring their prints if they want to show.
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agi
Well-known
That was fun guys. Had a great time. Good to finally meet some of you and of course see some familiar faces again. I agree about just meeting and talking...shooting with a group isn't my cup of tea...too many variables and we all end up all over the place. I suspect it would work if we had a plan in advance but I would rather just sit and talk about anything.
Carl great photos as usual. Brad that print of "Vladimir" is awesome. I know him as the cameraguy as that's how he introduced himself when I met him once.
I haven't finished my roll or developed it yet so when I do I'll post some.
Let's do this again..
Carl great photos as usual. Brad that print of "Vladimir" is awesome. I know him as the cameraguy as that's how he introduced himself when I met him once.
I haven't finished my roll or developed it yet so when I do I'll post some.
Let's do this again..
Michael P.
Bronica RF
Carl, that is an awesome shot of my Bronica and the right side of my butt. That's my best side!
