These are the last images my husband, Wayne Logan, took before Alzheimer's disease robbed him of his memories and passion for photography. He loved capturing the golden morning and dusk light and was never without his camera no matter where we went. He had a great eye for colors, light and shapes and would park the car and jump out to get that shot, or run down to a beach, train tracks, etc., to capture that moment in time that most of us would miss. He wanted to preserve the beauty of the day. He lived his life that way too, always seeing the good in others as well. Always a smile on his fa...

These are the last images my husband, Wayne Logan, took before Alzheimer's disease robbed him of his memories and passion for photography. He loved capturing the golden morning and dusk light and was never without his camera no matter where we went. He had a great eye for colors, light and shapes and would park the car and jump out to get that shot, or run down to a beach, train tracks, etc., to capture that moment in time that most of us would miss. He wanted to preserve the beauty of the day. He lived his life that way too, always seeing the good in others as well. Always a smile on his face!

Now that his life on earth has ended, I wanted to let you know how grateful I am to Imagekind and to everyone who has left wonderful comments about his photos; I hope he will forever live on through his photos and may you appreciate his creative eye through that lens he loved so much.

Thank you & Grateful,
Joyce Logan