Corey Floyd

Now, so you started doing the photography stuff as a kid.

So when did you start really getting to grow your brand and then create your Corey Floyd photography?

I would say Chelsea probably pushed me over that edge more than anything.

Oh, wow.

Pushes me over the edge all the time.

Oh, that's a different

edge.

Different edge.

Because, I mean, I would still, I would go to shows and...

Back then, I wasn't doing a lot of shows.

I was doing, we would definitely do that late out at the park and a lot of more Southeast shows.

And I would just take the photos, post them on Facebook.

They would get shared around, get a lot of likes and stuff.

And I was like, man, that's kind

of cool, you know? Well, how did you create your own style? Because you're, like I said, most photographers, I can look at the picture and know, all right, that's this person, that's this person.

Like you do a lot of like early morning show pictures, like the angles, the lighting.

Like how did you create your own style?

I don't, I don't, I don't, I feel like

my styles have changed over the years, but I feel like Because before I really got into doing the photography, like on a bigger scale, I was doing vehicle renderings and stuff.

So I went to school for graphic design.

So I knew my way around Photoshop really well.

So I was doing vehicle renderings and I had a few write-ups and trucking magazine and all that.

And so I knew how the editing aspect worked.

So when I actually started editing photos, it just kind of all just moshed them together.

And I was like...

Now, so you started doing the photography stuff as a kid.

So when did you start really getting to grow your brand and then create your Corey Floyd photography?

I would say Chelsea probably pushed me over that edge more than anything.

Oh, wow.

Pushes me over the edge all the time.

Oh, that's a different

edge.

Different edge.

Because, I mean, I would still, I would go to shows and...

Back then, I wasn't doing a lot of shows.

I was doing, we would definitely do that late out at the park and a lot of more Southeast shows.

And I would just take the photos, post them on Facebook.

They would get shared around, get a lot of likes and stuff.

And I was like, man, that's kind

of cool, you know? Well, how did you create your own style? Because you're, like I said, most photographers, I can look at the picture and know, all right, that's this person, that's this person.

Like you do a lot of like early morning show pictures, like the angles, the lighting.

Like how did you create your own style?

I don't, I don't, I don't, I feel like

my styles have changed over the years, but I feel like Because before I really got into doing the photography, like on a bigger scale, I was doing vehicle renderings and stuff.

So I went to school for graphic design.

So I knew my way around Photoshop really well.

So I was doing vehicle renderings and I had a few write-ups and trucking magazine and all that.

And so I knew how the editing aspect worked.

So when I actually started editing photos, it just kind of all just moshed them together.

And I was like...