PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY

COREY FLINT

MEET THE
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If you want photos that capture your family's unique essence and also want those images brought to life in timeless ways to complement your home, the most important thing to know about me is that I'm someone that can do that for you. 

MEET COREY FLINT, BOSTON'S PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHER: 

I was born and raised in Boston by two abstract artists. As a result I have always had an impulse to create art, and I lose my keys a lot. I first became interested in photography through my love of wildlife and the outdoors, and still use the skills needed for wildlife photography during portrait sessions quite often, whether its capturing a three year old on the loose or holding steady for the split second where dad cracks a genuine smile. 

Being raised by artists also gave me a deep appreciation for fine art. While I do enjoy the creative freedom that digital photography allows, there's nothing better than seeing my images brought to life. I think that it's great to be able to share photos with friends and family anywhere in the world, but the sheer number of digital photos and our ever-decreasing attention spans tend to relegate most of these memories to gloomy corners of cyberspace and old dusty hard drives. It makes my heart glad when I can help a family not only capture themselves as they truly are but to turn that moment into a piece of artwork that they'll always treasure. 


my name is corey, and i can capture the best stuff in the world for you. 

Hey, Boston!

My life is beautiful. I'm blessed beyond measure to live with my beautiful wife, Sue, our beautiful kids Mae and Gus, and we live on a beautiful historic farmstead in beautiful Lincoln, MA. We also have a rambunctious cattle dog, Monte, and a lazy cat named Phoebe. Sue's family has been farming here since the mid 1600's, and Mae is the 12th generation of Flints to care for this land, which is  Pawtucket, Nipmuc, Agawam, and Massa-adchu-es-et ancestral land.

On the farm we have five cows, nine horses, and three alpacas named Harriet, Winnifred, and Louise (scroll down to learn more about each of them.)  We grow hay, corn, sunflowers, and pumpkins, all of which can provide a beautiful backdrop for family photos depending on the time of year. We also love to garden and usually grow more than we can eat, so any session from early summer through the fall will likely include some fresh local food to take home with you.

I love doing photo sessions on the farm since it provides a huge variety of backgrounds and props, such as stone walls, open fields, flowers, trees, tractors, hay bales, and barn doors. Plus I know where the best light is any time of day, and the barn even doubles as a headshot studio. This place is truly magical, and my favorite part is getting to raise our kids here, and to share its beauty with others. 

Our Family Farm

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Executive Team Profiles

Our leadership team combines experience, innovation, and a firm commitment to drooling, barking, and judging passersby.
Learn more about the professionals behind Flint Farm’s success.

Harriet ("Hattie Mayonaise")

Title: Director of Guest Relations (and Personal Space Violations)
Department: Public Relations & Staff Training
Experience: Over a decade bouncing around like a cartoon character. 

Key Responsibilities:
  • Welcoming visitors with charm and genuine curiosity
  • Providing highly selective "feedback" exclusively to management
  • Modeling an independent, free-spirited approach to farm life

Fun Fact: Hattie reserves her spit attacks exclusively for the owner (never guests). It’s an HR-approved stress management strategy.

Winnifred and Louise ("The Golden Girls")

Title: Co-VPs of Codependency
Department: Threat Detection and Quality Control
Experience: 10+ years just kind of looking around judging everyone

Key Responsibilities:
  • Sounding the alarm on perceived threats like dogs, rogue leaves, and suspicious breezes
  • Providing a masterclass in long-term dysfunctional partnerships
  • Bringing dramatic flair to daily farm operations

Fun Fact: Their HR file is one very thick manila folder labeled “It’s Complicated.” 

Mae ("Mae Bean" / "Miss Maezelton")

Title: Director of Tactical Screaming and Discovery
Department: Research & Development
Experience: 3 years of active ground exploration

Key Responsibilities:
  • Asking the tough questions, especially "why?"
  • Boosting workplace morale through spontaneous performances of "Let it Go."
  • Shakes things up in the work space by trashing every room she enters within 3 minutes.

Fun Fact: Once successfully confused several birds and one intern while impersonating a scarecrow.

Gus ("Gussy Goose" / "Mucho Gusto")

Title: Junior Vice President of Employee Engagement
Department: Tiny Human Resources
Experience: 7 months of intensive skill development

Key Responsibilities:

  • Strengthening team bonds with strategic smiles and giggles
  • Fully saturating between 10–12 bibs with saliva on a daily basis
  • Remaining generally upbeat, except during federally mandated nap times

Fun Fact: His name is Gus Flint, which all but guarantees he’ll grow up to be a farmer — and gives him about a 30% shot at becoming Mayor somewhere.


Monte ("Mister Moon" / "The Good Time Boy")

Title: Director of Grounds Security and Retrieval
Department: Facilities & Recreation
Experience: Lifetime achievement award in barking for no god damn reason

Key Responsibilities:

  • Securing unauthorized frisbees and tennis balls
  • Providing enthusiastic — sometimes overly so — greetings to guests
  • Promoting team wellness through spontaneous sprint drills

Fun Fact: Believes he has personally saved the farm from at least 400 imaginary intruders.

The Cows ("The Cows")

Title: Senior Landscape Consultants
Department: Field Operations
Experience: 5+ years of mooing to be fed, despite being literally surrounded by grass. 

Key Responsibilities:

  • Providing sentient background decor
  • Administration of natural fertilization services 
  • Enthusiastically dismantling unattended photography equipment

Fun Fact: Meetings about productivity initiatives have been ongoing since 2017 with no clear outcomes.


The Horses ("Clark, Mac, King, Calvin, et al.")

Title: Equine Residents and Program Ambassadors
Department: Equine Operations 
Experience: Collective centuries of quiet majesty 

Key Responsibilities:

  • Supporting Matlock Farm Riding lessons and camp
  • Allowing human beings to ride around on their backs
  • Occasionally granting nose boops to very polite, lucky visitors

Fun Fact: They require custom shoes every 4–6 weeks — proving they are, without question, the most high-maintenance employees on the property.










Auxiliary Operations 

Title: Special Projects and Environmental Services
Department: General Facilities and Ecosystem Management
Experience: Varied

Team Includes:

  • Sue and extended family – Field Operations and Moral Support Division
  • 7 cats – Rodent Management and Emotional Support
  • 1 goat – Freelance Browsing Contractor (1099)
  • Migratory geese – Unwarranted Hostility Division
  • Barn swallows – Airborne Pest Control Team
  • Deer - Pumpkin Quality Control (under performance review.) 

Fun Fact: No one is entirely sure who’s in charge, but the geese have declared martial law.










I would love to hear about your family's story and am always happy to give a no-strings-attached tour of the farm to anyone who is interested, just drop me a line via the button below!

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