reid spice

sutro tower moon, originally uploaded by reidspice.

caught the half moon passing behind the sutro tower a couple months ago.

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the street festival formerly known as lovefest.

chicago, originally uploaded by reidspice.

shot this from my hotel room the last time i was in chicago. it was rainy, dark and late. small tripod on the windowsill for 8 seconds did the trick. more dynamic black & white on the lumix lx3.

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shot this in new york city last fall on the way back to my hotel.

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first long exposure from my top front deck.

the happy couple, originally uploaded by reidspice.

i really like the way this shot came out.. it’s more or less the way i remember seeing it (ahem).

taken through the window of the bus as we were pulling out of the parking lot.

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the group took things up a notch at the post-reception party across the street.

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wedding reception, outer banks, sept 2009.

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took a fun series of people jumping into the pool over labor day weekend in north carolina. this was one of my first experiments with the dynamic black & white mode on the lumix lx3.

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MK’s girls attend their uncle’s wedding with stylish parasols held high.

max prepares for the ceremony, originally uploaded by reidspice.

the groom gets ready. that’s the minister smiling in the foreground.

reba, originally uploaded by reidspice.

reba does jackie o

gabrielle, originally uploaded by reidspice.

little g at stern grove, august 2009

rushad (lower half), originally uploaded by reidspice.

rushad eggleston’s legs and cello in the middle of the tornado rider set, crazy maze, half moon bay, 2009.

un plaza, originally uploaded by reidspice.

took a bunch of blurry pictures walking through san francisco at night a couple months ago. learning more about the little panasonic lx3 and starting to get the hang of what it can (and can’t) do.