Packages for iamcunphotography.com: March & April 2026

C.U.N. Photography features a talented team of experts, including hair stylists, make-up artists, choreographed dancers, and models. We offer studio photography, videography, drone services, and voice overs for all types of projects, along with a variety of print options from enlargements to wallet-sized photos.

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The "$50 Off" Early Bird Special

(Booking Window: Feb 14 – Mar 31)

• The Offer: A $50 flat discount applied to any standard portrait or lifestyle session.

• Families planning for spring break, graduating seniors, or couples celebrating

• Secure your spring date now to lock in exclusive savings."

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​​Lifestyle and Engagement Sessions

(September–October)

Summer "Day in the Life" Documentary Package

Early Holiday Booking: "Christmas in October"

"Print Credit" or a "Complimentary Holiday Card Design"

for sessions booked and completed before October 31st.

guaranteed 7-day turnaround for October sessions

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Class of 2026 Senior Beach Sessions

Summer 2026: Graduation and Senior Sessions

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Wardrobe Consulting:

The Summer-to-Fall Transition Guide

By iamcunphotography.com

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1. The "Subtropical Earth Tone" Palette Transition

Instead of heavy wools, clients are encouraged to adopt "Fall Colors" such as burnt orange, olive green, and mustard yellow, but in lightweight fabrics like linen or silk blends.

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2. Textural Layering for Visual Depth

This includes light-knit cardigans, lace overlays, or chambray shirts.By adding these elements, the client creates a "fall look" that is breathable.

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3. The "Golden Hour" Harmonic Selection

Clients are guided to choose "warm neutrals"—creams, tans, and soft golds—that harmonize with the drying sawgrass and golden-hour light typical of Florida in the transition months.

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4. Consulting focuses on swapping summer straw hats for felt wide-brim hats, or replacing flip-flops with leather loafers or ankle boots.

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5. For the Florida fall, this involves selecting a single "transitional" color—such as a deep teal or a dusty rose—and wearing varying shades and tints of that color.

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🔥 The Golden Rules for Florida Photos

• Fabric Choice is Everything: Choose breathable, lightweight materials that allow air to circulate. Linen, cotton, gauze, and rayon are best. Avoid heavy materials like dense denim or suede.

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• Colors that Reflect the Sun: Opt for whites, creams, light blue, blush, sage, and beige. These colors reflect heat and look clean and airy in photos.

• Embrace Movement: Choose flowing dresses or skirts that catch the coastal breeze. This adds romance and dimension to photos, as well as providing cooling airflow.

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• Hide the Sweat: Avoid solid, dark colors (like black or navy) which absorb heat and show sweat quickly. Instead, opt for lighter patterns or textured fabrics that camouflage moisture. 

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👗 For Women

• Maxi & Midi Dresses: Flowy, airy dresses are perfect for staying cool and looking elegant.

• Linen Everything: Linen pants, shorts, or shirts keep you naturally cool.

• Rompers: A stylish option that offers comfort and style.

• "Glisten" Management: Use makeup setting spray and bring blotting papers. For undergarments, consider moisture-wicking materials. 

👔 For Men

• Linen Button-Downs: A classic, breathable look that can be worn with sleeves rolled up.

• Lightweight Chino Shorts: Comfortable and polished, suitable for beach or urban settings.

• Undershirts: Wear a light, moisture-wicking undershirt (like Dri-Fit) under button-down shirts to prevent sweat stains from showing on the outer layer. 

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📍 Location-Specific Advice

• Beach/Coastal: Soft, neutral tones, white, and blush to complement the sand and sea. Flowy fabrics are essential.

• Tropical Green Spaces: Earthy tones like rust, mustard, sage, and cream make you pop against lush green surroundings.

• Urban/Historic (e.g., St. Augustine): Slightly more structured, but still lightweight. Jewel tones (burgundy, emerald) work well here. 

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🚀 Tips (Photographer Value-Adds)

• The "Emergency Bag" Idea: Bring a small kit with a hand towel (to pat sweat), portable fan, and water.

• Backup Outfit: Bring a second outfit just in case.

• Pro Tip for Men: Wait to put on their "photo shirt" until the moment the session starts to avoid sweating during the walk to the location.

• "Florida Glitter": Instead of sweating as "glistening" or "Florida glitter" to keep the mood light and confident.

• Hair & Makeup: Avoid using heat-resistant products and, if possible, booking professionals who understand Florida's humidity. 

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❌ What to Avoid

• Tight Spandex/Polyester: These fabrics trap heat and show sweat instantly.

• Heavy Denim: Jeans can feel very heavy and hot.

• Stiff Ruffles: In high wind, these can look chaotic rather than flowy.

• Sunglasses: Put them away 30 minutes before the shoot to avoid squinty eyes. ​​​​​​​​​