ASMP Member Profile:
Logan Mock-Bunting
Wrightsville Images, LLC
Logan Mock-Bunting is an international award-winning photographer. He has photographed in over a dozen countries for a wide variety of editorial and advertising clients. His images have been published in books, magazines and newspapers all over the world, including: TIME, Newsweek, National Geographic Adventure, WORLD Magazine, People Magazine, USA Today, Los Angles Times, The Guardian (London), as well as on the front page of the New York Times, Chicago Tribune, Washington Post and the International Herald Tribune.
He has been recognized with several national and international honors and grants, including awards in Pictures of the Year International, the Alexia Foundation for World Peace, National Hearst Competition, the Public’s Best Picture of the Year Award on MSNBC, and North Carolina Press Photographers Association.
Born and raised in Wrightsville Beach, he left to attend the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he majored in photojournalism. After interning at the Durham Herald-Sun, Greensboro News & Record, the Chicago Tribune and the Dallas Morning News, he returned to his home - where he enjoys surfing, free-diving, and making beautiful pictures.
ASMP Chapter: North Carolina
Contact Info
2400 N. Lumina Ave, Unit 1106
Wrightsville Beach, NC 28480
(910) 262-4771 Work
(910) 256-5770 Fax
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Specialties
- Photojournalism
- Portrait
- Travel / Tourism
- Conceptual
- Landscape
Metro Areas
- NC: Raleigh-Durham-Chapel Hill
- NC: Greensboro-Winston-Salem-High Point
- SC: Charleston-Columbia
Autistic Struggle
G. Pike struggles against his parents and several volunteers as they try to place him in a lifejacket at the Surfers Healing event on Wrightsville Beach, NC. The event exposes autistic children and their families to the experience of surfing. Many autistic children often suffer from sensory overload- everyday sensations, such as wearing clothing, are overwhelming to them. For some, water is a very soothing medium. The goal of the group is to offer a new experience that may be used as positive therapy.