Can you shoot while the boat is underway?
Yes. We shoot stabilised and hand held so movement is not a problem, and we can film exteriors from the dock or a second boat.

Lifestyle Photography
Docked or underway, golden hour when we can catch it. We pack light and stay out of the crew's way.

Water throws light back up at everything, which is either the best thing about shooting on a boat or the worst, depending on the hour.
We plan the session around the light: midday for the water colour, late afternoon for faces, golden hour for everything at once.
Guests, the boat itself, the details, and the coastline behind it. Nothing of ours blocks a walkway.
We pick the hour first, then build the session around it.
Portraits on deck plus the vessel itself for listings or memory.
One bag. Nothing that gets in the crew's way.
A day on the water runs past the session, so we quote the hours before you book.
Frames from shoots we were hired to do. No stock, no mood board.
Aviation
Aviation
AutomotiveA private link the day we shoot, so you see it before you pay the rest.
The originals are yours. We keep no rights over them.
One way, anywhere in the Miami area, at no extra cost.
Send the date, the place, and what is happening. We reply the same day.
One camera, no crew standing around. You carry on, we work the room.
A preview link the same day, then the full set of files and cuts.
Yes. We shoot stabilised and hand held so movement is not a problem, and we can film exteriors from the dock or a second boat.
Late afternoon into golden hour. The water still reads blue and faces stop squinting.
Yes. Interior and exterior sets for brokerage listings are a normal booking. They run longer than the session, so we quote the hours in writing first.
Only a note on where we can and cannot stand. Everything we bring fits in one bag.
Thirty minutes of travel one way is included with every booking. Further out adds a travel expense, agreed before the day.
Tell us the day. We bring the camera.