My last days at seventeen is a book by photographer Doug DuBois. He took these images over the span of six summers in a row. He documented teens growing up to adults. My last days at seventeen hovers between fiction and documentary, it is filled with portraits, spontaneous encounters and collaborative performances. Many of the images in the book are staged. That is why it's partially fiction but at the same time documentary. The book is a follow up to Dougs first book All the Days and Nights.
This book was shot in Ireland in one particular area and sows the uncertainties of growing up in ireland these days and the unique relationship between the artist and the subject in front of the camera.