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So I went and got the scanner. Pretty good too. These images were taken with the Speed Graphic using the 6x9 back. They were taken in Flushing Meadow Park. This is the view in front of Arthur Ashe Stadium.

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This is a view of Flushing lake. Note that these are film images that have been scanned. Base10 has previously posted digital versions of some of these images.

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This is a view of the New York Pavilion.

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And this is back at the lake.

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This picture of the Unisphere and the next few images were taken with the 6x6 back so they have a square format.

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This is getting closer to the Unisphere. I'm not satisfied with the focusing on the Speed Graphic. I think the settings for the rangefinder might be off. I'm use the ground glass next time.

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This is getting closer to the base of the sphere.

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This is the top of the New York Pavilion peeking out from behind the trees. The moon in the picture didn't come out.

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This image and the next were taken in 6x6 format at Gantry Park in Long Island City with the Yashicamat. Note how much sharper the images are.

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This is the view of Manhattan from Gantry Park. Note that these images were taken using T-Max while the 6x9's were taken using Ilford film. That may account for some of the softness of the images.

- posted by Base10 @ 7:04 PM