walking around boston, shows, and george!

so the the biggest news if that i updated my camera. gone is my baby the d80 in exchange for it's tougher, cooler, older brother, the d90. the amount of features handed down from the professional grade nikons that find a home in this camera make it too good to pass on, and so much more approachable than the 2k, 4k, or 7k pro models. one day though.

here's george playing!



some pictures:


We went to the Chinese new year celebration in chinatown last weekend. too many pictures to post, so check out the full set here: http://flickr.com/photos/reidwick/sets/72157613246434324/

wolf whistle


brookline


cruel hand


candace and her cookies


more brookline

update!

it's been a while since an update, so here are some images i've taken lately from making dinner and a weekend trip to new york!

photos from xmas in north carolina

big post: took these while down in north carolina with the family for xmas.

shirt designs

the band colin of arabia was looking for some shirt designs. i submitted these:

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Bummer City Portraits

Coming soon: a 48 page collection of portraits I've taken over the past year. It will be a PDF magazine, free to download, and possibly available to purchase in high quality printed format. I'm working on that last part.

photoshop work

i've been trying to approximate the look of cross processed 35mm film with the image running over the sprockets, here is what i've come up with so far

Mean Girls DVD mock up

So, as I was watching Mean Girls the other night, while browsing around the criterion collection website, looking at all the amazing designs they have, it struck me. A Mean Girls Criterion version. Truly, Mean Girls is a culturally significant film, reaching audiences across malls around the world. Beyond its pop appeal, with the bright pink colors, tween marketing, and Lindsay Lohan playing the lead, it's a real gem of satirical snarkiness with great performances by Tina Fey and Tim Meadows. We can only hope Criterion sees it that way someday. In the mean time, here are my last few nights worth of work:







A couple of different approaches to the title treatment on the cover.
The unadressed space at the bottom left may get taken care of, if I can find the symbols typically found there on Criterion editions, but we'll have to see.

It was a fun little project. I'll probably end up making more Criterion mock ups, as the spacing of DVD packages is fun and challenging to work with.