Blake Reed

Photo by: ChrisAphotos.com

Name: Blake Reed

Hometown: Chino Hills

How long have you been shooting: 4 years

Accomplishments: Breaking into the sport/studio/fashion photography world

Bio: I Am 18 years old i go to Fullerton College and i like to drink beer, lots of beer

Goals: My clothing line blow up

Suggestion for next photomob get together: HB walk around with hotel partyyy!

Adolfo Lara Jr.

Photo by: unknown stolen from Adolfo's FB!

1. Adolfo Lara Jr. 

2. Las Vegas, NV

3. 6 years

4. Have worked on some major productions, commercials. Will work full time in the film industry next year in Los Angeles, CA

5. Filmmaker and artist, currently working on directing. 

6. I want to start off directing short films/commercials/music videos before moving on to feature films. Also bring something original to sports videos. I want to make them more artistic, after all...film is an art.

7.Huntington Beach, need I say more?

Cory Marr

Photo by: Probably Cory, what else do you do in MO?

1. Name:  Cory Marr

2. Hometown: Warrensburg, MO

3. How long have you been shooting: 1 Year

4. Accomplishments: Uh nothing, haha getting to college, being recognized by friends and peers about my photography. A lot of people like my work and I really like that.

5. Bio: I'm 18 (19 on Nov., 21st), born and raised in Warrensburg, MO, attending University of Central Missouri majoring in photography. 

6. Goals: Be even more recognized by people, get my name out to companies for internships or freelance shooting somewhere, hopefully for my school if not, a bigger company.

1. 7. Suggestion for next photomob get together:  My next suggestion for the photomob get together, shit I don't know, any place I can actually GO to instead of just be made fun of.

Larry Ayonn

Photo by: Robert Abitia
1. Name
Larry Ayonn
http://1grphotography.com/

2. Hometown
Riverside, CA

3. How long have you been shooting
about 6 months.

4. Accomplishments
Meeting some of the best people in paintball, whether shooting a marker or a camera, paintball photography has been a blast!

5. Bio
I guess I'll start with the biggest part of my adult life, and most influential. 
I enlisted in the Marine Corps in 2003. I went overseas to Iraq in 2005-2006, and then back again in 2007-2008. Somewhere in that time frame I picked up a paintball marker. I enjoyed playing tournament paintball for the 1st time this year, but I also found out how much fun paintball photography was, just as it seemed I needed a break from the demands of tournament paintball. I picked up a camera about 6 months ago, and have been in love with it ever since.

6. Goals.
Shooting the 2010 Season, acquiring more photo-gear, possibly going to some PSP events, and contributing whatever I can to the photoMOB.

7. Suggestion for next photomob get together.
HB will definitely have to happen. I think we should figure out some more serious/cool locations from now until then though. Possibly a photomob snow trip.

Sean Suriano

Photo: by Dan Jordan

1. Name: Sean "SS.com" Suriano 
    http://www.seansuriano.com/

2. Hometown: Chandler, Az I reside in Tempe, Az minutes away from Arizona State University

3. How long have you been shooting: 4 wonderful years

4. Accomplishments: PhotoMob, Working my way to be recognized both in and out of the paintball community for my photographic work. The only paintball photogapher I know of to shoot game photos out of a helicopter.

5. Bio: The name is Sean Suriano, SS.com for short. I was born and raised in Chandler, Arizona. I got into photograph as I fluke. It was toward the end of my serious paintball career during senior year of high school. I started messing around with a PNS Sony camera shooting pictures of my friends. First semester of my freshman year of college I took a darkroom photography class. I had an awesome professor and that is what got me to start taking photography seriously. That Christmas I recived a Nikon D70s and that's when I took my photos to a some what serious level. Through out the next two years I played less and less, and shot photos more and more. Practices, local tournaments, and my day to day life. The first time I found myself on the sidelines of a national tournament was PSP Phoenix 2008. I had so much fun that I knew I needed to find a way to shoot more nation event in the future. I shot NPPL Huntington Beach and San Diego for the 2008 season. Not quite as many national events as I wanted, but I'm a broke college kid and it's all I could afford. The 2009 season I made a much stronger showing. The season started with PSP Phoenix and USPL Huntington Beach. Then on to USPL West Coast Open. West Coast was some of the most fun I have ever had on a paintball field. I became friends with some of the best paintball photogs there are. Mike Miranda, Micheal Wise, Dan Jordan, Robert Abitia, to name a few. I took a mid season break due to my work schedule. Though I couldn't make national events I keep shooting regional events. I shot three Arizona Paintball Players League (AZPPL) events before I would make it to a naitonal event again. However the second event of AZPPL I got the chance to shoot paintball photos out of helicopter. The next national event I shot was PSP World Cup. World Cup was 4 days of sweat, paintball, shenanigans, and me not wearing a shirt. No Tee's 09 holla! The very next weekend I was in Vegas for USPL/NPPL Las Vegas. All I have to say about Vegas is there was paintball and there was PhotoMob. I plan on making as many PSP and USPL/NPPL events as I can in the next coming seasons. If you really want to find me look at Fort Adobe Paintball in Glendale, Arizona or around the ASU campus.

6. Goals: Shoot as many local, regional, and national events for as long as I can. Outside of paintball I want to push my photography in a positive direction.

7. Suggestion for next photomob get together. 
Off Season: 21+ weekend in Vegas, and something for all of us to do. Weekend by the beach?
Next Season: PhotoMob at as many events as we can.