Perdido Key Florida | A Week of Beach Photography and Sunshine

[@jiminpcola6611]

Former White House photographer here (George H W Bush). Former Perdido Key resident. Brother, your images are second to none (even mine, damn it!) and I really enjoyed this video. Subscribed!

[@NuB82]

It's funny that as I continued watching your video that you mentioned "catching what the eye doesn't normally see".... And I thought THAT exact same thing during the start of your video (with the birds walking in the ocean!). Great video and value!!! Thanks for sharing this with us 💕💕💕

[@karenkessler1787]

What a joy it is to both hear and see you at work! Amazing! Love Perdido Key. I will return to watch and learn over and over again!!

[@AdventuresWithLightTV]

Thank you very much Karen! I am glad you liked the video and yes, Perdido Key is great!

[@joerosselli4473]

I almost cried when i saw the line of condos .. What an eyesore.. I remember when things were beautiful , before the condos ...At that time, there were sand dunes , seaoaks, shrubs just absolutely beautiful... Like you were saying , there's not much there to take a picture of... How sad.

[@lyndawoodall379]

I live here and love how you captured the essence of Perdido Key. I also love how you explain the exposure and speed of the photos. Thank you!

[@AdventuresWithLightTV]

Thank you so much! I am glad you liked the video. Perdido Key is a special place!

[@mozzamhosein6476]

Great video as usual. Love the captures. Thanks so much for sharing

[@AdventuresWithLightTV]

Awesome, thank you for watching it!

[@souledoutdoors7519]

Great video & images!

[@AdventuresWithLightTV]

Thanks a lot Jesica!!

[@codyr5404]

I found this video through Facebook. I live and work in Perdido Key and have to say you captured it well. Awesome work brother, keep it up.

[@AdventuresWithLightTV]

Hey man thanks a lot! I am glad you enjoyed it!

[@waynelynch3862]

14:19 Tripod, Camera, Shifting Beach Sand & Waves...receipt for disaster. Glad you stayed close:) Nice capture.

[@AdventuresWithLightTV]

Yep it got a little dicey! :)

[@jasonclemmons8213]

Great video! The time and effort in it really paid off!

[@AdventuresWithLightTV]

Hey man thanks a lot!

[@peteberkery9652]

At 14:44 and the three images in the water were / are very nice. When the tripod was in the water.

[@AdventuresWithLightTV]

Thanks a lot Pete! Yes I just fired off shot after shot and tried to time the incoming waves

[@belindafpowell]

Thanks so much for sharing

[@tonyhammer9588]

If you are looking for more foreground interest on this part of the coastline, Gulf Islands National Park (Johnson Beach) has plenty of it. It's a little harder to find after the hurricane, but that is my go-to area in Perdido Key for blue/golden hour beach photography. Also, if you travel down the beach a little further to Alabama Point, there is some variety with man-made rock jettys and such.

[@AdventuresWithLightTV]

Thanks for the tips Tony! Yes I have photographed both of those locations and they do add some extra interest. Also the Perdido Pass bridge at sunrise can be really pretty

[@lanceadambryant]

Nice slow motion

[@AdventuresWithLightTV]

Thanks so much!

[@jeffziefle5500]

For only having sand and water you gathered some pretty amazing shots! Going there in July on a family vacation but I’m taking my camera gear. What lens were you shooting with?

[@deanjohnson6082]

How is the area since the hurricanes? My sister plans on getting married here in May.

[@AdventuresWithLightTV]

There are some locations that are in good shape and others that are still needing a fair amount of repair. It is definitely beautiful though!