About Hamish Reid

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Hamish Reid is a Richmond (California) based photographer and videographer specializing in the familiar — local landscapes and buildings, people, everyday intimacies, household and workplace items — and the collision of the surreal and the familiar that’s always a part of life. Hamish has also worked for many years in the San Francisco Bay Area as a software developer and architect; he also holds a private pilot license. Hamish is originally from both Britain and Australia, but has lived half his life in California’s Bay Area.

You can contact him by using the contact form below or going to the Contact page.

Photography

Scull and Sculler From Park Street Bridge
Scull and Sculler From Park Street Bridge

Hamish’s non-commercial still photography portfolio and galleries are at the separate Hamish Reid Photography site.

Hamish also does the California And Nevada… From The Side Of The Road Tumblr, an informal gallery of photos he’s taken from the side of the road (or on the road, in some cases) around California and Nevada (and bits of Colorado and Utah as well).

Hamish is @jingletown on Instagram. Hamish’s photography Facebook page is @hamish.reid.photography.

Lucasey, from my Manipulations gallery on HamishReid Photography.

Video

Hamish Reid’s videos document the deadpan juxtapositions and found surrealisms he sees around him in the deserts, forests, oilfields, and streets of California and Nevada. His videos are showcased at his Hamish Reid Video site, as well as at both his Vimeo site and his Youtube Channel (the Hamish Reid Video site allows for more flexibility in presentation than the other two, though). The Vimeo site tends to focus on the more arty side of things, but the Youtube channel is definitely more popular…

Contact Hamish Reid

The Middle Of Nowhere, Central Nevada

The easiest way to contact me is by filling in the form below; I’ll try to get back to you when I receive it…

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