I decided to go head down to Panama City Beach last week to work on a project that had been on my mind for quite some time. This quickly became by far the hardest thing I had ever photographed. Socially, I felt very out of place and it was difficult for me to connect with the people I was photographing. After I was able to get over myself though, and start making images, I really enjoyed the work. Making these images taught me a lot about myself and who I want to be as a photographer and regardless of the quality of the final product, i feel the production of it helped me immensely in both my photographic and personal development. Unrelated to that, I’m still trying to come up with a title for this work, any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Hey Phil,
You’ve got some nice images in there. I hear what you are saying about feeling out of your element – sometimes it takes a little time to get out of my own head too. I always find it a little daunting to make interesting pictures out of something I think of as mundane. Definitely revisit this subject though – I think you have the beginnings of a good project there. -Mike
These are fun and quite hilarious. It really captures the mayem of pcb. good job!
these are nice. i like the color, and i think you captured the mood well.
Hey I just saw these images on sportsshooter and I though they were great. Im about to write a blog post on your images on my site mingo-pe.blogspot.com. I was wondering if you wouldnt mind if I used one of your images to start of the post. Ill link back to your site and make sure you get credit. Again, great work.
-Rodrigo
Hey Phillip, I wrote the post and used an image. Ive linked it to your site. If you would like for me to remove the image please let me know. Thanks
hey i am in one of those pictures….do you have more? can you email me some pictues from spring break i am the one that was licking alcohol off of a girs belly i had a black bath n suit with sequins an she has a red blue an white bath n suit on with flowers on it my email is camanmaico@gmail.com