Testing...Testing... ready, set, Bow (Lake)

Bowlake Watersports is blowing up so don't miss out.  Got to check out the biggest coolest puddle western Washington has to offer and get some test shots for hopefully plenty of future shooting

GALLERY

peace

Rhys

Project Preview: Northwest Wildlife Rehabilitation Center

Based in Deming, Wash. The Northwest Wildlife Rehabilitation Center is a single employee non-profit that cares for sick, injured and orphaned wildlife in Whatcom county.  I have been shooting a body of work covering the center since February and hopefully will finish in August. I plan on adding it to my projects portfolio.  It's been really fascinating and amazing to see our local wildlife so close and initimately cared for, and awesome to meet the great people so passionate about their care and preservation.

just wanted to send along a really small preview,

-Rhys

 

A Whatcom Wake

Got to hang with killer wakeboarders Brenden Leib, Roy Dammarell, Justin Huerter, Ryan Huerter (of Bow Lake Watersports), and their friend Emily yesterday.  Had a super rad time just watching these monster slayers kill it, and practice my wakeboarder knowledge, which I admit is now a little above zero. 

With the water reading about 49 degrees and the air temp reading about 50, it was a classic scorching Northwest April day on Lake Whatcom, snowcapped hills on the horizon and all. But good times were had whether you were rocking a sweatsuit and a beanie (like me) or a full on slow-choke drysuit.

Get outside, its spring time. Meaning this is most likely the best the weather will get until September.

-Rhys

GALLERY

A Whatcom Wake from rhys logan on Vimeo.

Mike Davis presentation at Redbox Studio

Witnessed one of the most inspiring, informational and invaluable presentations I've ever seen last weekend, as world renowned photo editor, and Portland patron Mike Davis spoke on the techniques, importance and editing processes of good Photojournalism. The great photographers at Redbox Pictures kindly held the meeting in their awesome downtown seattle studio.

  I've never felt so good about working hard to keep a camera in my hands.

Rhys