New Website Coming!!!

Ok, So I have been hoarding some images for the new website. Im leaking the one I took today below and giving you a sneak-peak to the new website above

Should be up after my little Tour of Europe that I start tomorrow. Should all be done by November!!!

Lewis

Fear Factory

SO finally getting to the video we shot this winter. Im posting a link to see some of the subliminal stills I took along with the band shots that made up a big part of the video. THANK YOU! to everyone who came out to be apart of the subliminal part. You were all great and im really grateful to have awesome friends willing to be apart of this.
The directors also have a new website up! be sure to check it out and watch their other music videos here.

More MBW Polaroids!

There wouldve been even more of these had the film packs not broken :( But Im really happy about what I did snap!

POLAROIDS FROM MINIBIKE WINTER

Lots more to get through but here is a couple for your enjoyment.
Portland I LOVE U!!!!!

ABOVE MAGAZINE

One of my pictures from Earthships is in Above Magazine this quarter. This magazine is fantastic. It is out of the UK so it has been hard for me to find in Boston but if you can find it I recommend buying it. Its full of articles about environmental awareness and has spectacular photography in it.

FEAR FACTORY

So I recently helped my friends Ian McFarland and Mike Pecci out on the new Fear Factory video. The project was an intense amount of work but the finished project is amazing. The video airs Feb 9th (same day the new album is released) on Headbangers Ball on MTV2.

My pictures are slowly being released. Revolver magazine just did an interview of the directors and there was very nice quote about me:

"One of my favorite moments was when Heather was taking some promotional shots for the video. She was crouched down in front of these two beasts on her knees, the trainer gives the command and the dogs start barking, snarling, and biting. Let me just say this again, this breed is trained to kill! I watched in horror as they inched their way closer and closer to Heather. Eyes red, mouths foaming, and teeth sharp enough to rip your face off, they were snapping inches away from her face! At the last second the trainer yells a sharp command and the dogs back up to their original position and sit there panting with cute puppy dogs eyes. Heather turns to me with the grin of a 5 year old and says “They got spit on my lens. How cool is that?” "

Read the rest of the interview here: REVOLVER MAGAZINE

More news and photos from the video coming soon!