the most frequently asked...
WHO, ARE YOU?
Hey! We're Corey and Paige. We're currently traveling nomads with our two cats and dog. Corey specializes in video and Paige in photography, but we work great together no matter what the format! Corey is a New York boy and Paige was raised on the Florida coast. Paige likes chai tea with (never) too many shots of espresso, and Corey likes bourbon or a strong cup of joe, but we both can settle on a chocolate shake.
(if you want to know more about us and Going Home -- go here)
WHAT DO YOU SHOOT WITH?
We're Canon shooters! We love every second of it. Paige shoots primarily with the Canon R5 and 5D IV and Corey's go-to setup is a Panasonic S1 with a DJI Mavic for aerial shots! We have a long respectable list of lenses, ranging from Canon tilt-shift to Sigma Art lenses. We typically look for natural light, utilizing soft diffused cloudy skies or dynamic lighting with harsh light and dark shadows. All occasions work! For additional lighting we'll set up Canon 600 speedlites (only when necessary).
WHAT ARE YOUR RATES?
Rates differ depending on the package you're interested in. Find more information and contact us here.
HOW MANY PHOTOS DO WE GET
AND WHEN CAN WE EXPECT OUR PRODUCTS?
You can usually expect between 400-700 photos and the turn around time for them is approximately 4-6 weeks. Videos can be expected 4-6 months after the wedding. Lengths will vary, so feel free to confirm with us on what to expect.
HOW MUCH TIME DO YOU NEED?
We'd appreciate at least 2 hours set aside throughout the day, for various reasons. One hour dedicated to moments like the first look and portraits of you two before the wedding, after the ceremony and during sunset. The other hour is needed to photograph family and wedding party. Typically we'd like to accomplish this before the ceremony or directly after. (Don't be scared with time restraints - we're all flexible!)
WHAT IS A SECOND SHOOTER?
We want you to always feel confident and happy with your photographs. If you have a larger venue, lots of details, a strenuous schedule or just like the feeling of knowing you'll be covered, go ahead and get the second shooter. They'll accompany me during your wedding or elopement to ensure all angles and details are covered. It's usually the two of us shooting together, unless you book video as well. Then we'll hire someone in our trusted circle of creatives.
SHOULD WE HAVE A FIRST LOOK?
I always recommend a first look. It helps get the jitters out, gives you a private moment to do something like exchange gifts, allots you the opportunity to say your vows in solitude (that's what we did!) and then we'll have a beautiful photo opportunity to see a real moment between you two. Think about it, and we'll discuss it later!
DO YOU SHOOT ELOPEMENTS?
Indeed we do! From the simplest of moments to the grandest adventures. We’re down to document your love story no matter where it takes you, and we’ll help along the way. Wether it’s small and impromptu or a multi-day hike around a National Park, we’re excited to break the rules and do something completely unique and perfectly you.
Are you open to all forms of love?
Fuck yes we are. We love you and we want you to feel safe and respected while we work together. We’ll never pressure you to be anything besides your selves and we’ll be there to show you how beautiful that person is. We welcome all love languages, races and diverse forms of beauty.
CAN WE BE FRIENDS?
Uh - yes please! Find us on Facebook and Instagram! We’re not too hip with other forms of social media and not afraid to admit we don’t have a twitter.
WHERE DID YOU MEET?
In college! We both went to Flagler College in Saint Augustine and that's where we fell in love. Yeah, it was cute. Corey found his way down there from Long Island, NY and my Paige was convinced to go to Flagler by her parents, even though she was determined to have her Kerouac moment. It worked out in everyones favor.
WHAT BOOKS ARE YOU READING RIGHT NOW?
How to Win Friends and Influence People // by Dale Carnegie
The Subtle Art Of Not Giving A F*ck // by Mark Mason