It’s also tucked down below the city, so it’s private and the abundant shade makes for really glowy and beautiful photos. There are light-wash ruins, tall grass, and some historic architectural details. When I bring my clients to this area, many share they’ve walked by the area countless times and never knew it existed! It’s tucked away below the Stone Arch Bridge near the Mill City Museum and makes for the perfect backdrop for photos. The Mill City Ruins are truly the gem of Minneapolis. There are rows of docks with the traditional wooden pillars, a nice beach, a location for the perfect sunset photos, and a lush park nearby. When choosing a location for lake photos, finding a spot with the perfect light is VERY important! The location I always recommend is Wayzata Beach. The thing about lakes, however, is that they can photograph really beautifully, or really horribly. It’s not uncommon for the lake to be extremely meaningful to my clients, resulting in lots of requests for photos on or near it. Minnesota is known for our 10,000+ lakes. Depending on where you photograph at the Farm, it can look like Christmas, or simply a winter wonderland. This location is PERFECT for a holiday card photo but isn’t limited to just that. Not only can you get the charm of the Christmas Tree Farm with rows and rows of evergreen trees, but there’s also areas of tall trees that provide the abundant shade that’s needed (and hard to find!) in winter. This is hands down my favorite location to photograph starting late-fall and through our long winter months in Minnesota. This studio is home to my winter mini sessions every year! You can keep it timeless and use the light-wash floors and white walls as the backdrop, or bring in your own floral arch and décor to create a fun theme.
Consider renting a cozy studio space for timeless photos year-round! My favorite is Studio 130 in Minneapolis. The weather in Minnesota isn’t always ideal for outdoor photos. See below for some of my staple photo spots within the area. But it’s popular for a reason! It’s EXTREMELY versatile, has great shaded options no matter what time of day, and even has a gorgeous bridge that provides for a great solution if rain comes through. It’s close to the Stone Arch Bridge (fun fact – this is the most popular tourist destination in the city but happens to have THE WORST light for photos!), has charming brick streets, and lots of lush trees. Anthony Main! If you’ve ever considered having photos taken in Minneapolis, this is likely high up on your list of ideas. Perfect for a family photo shoot and kids with earlier bedtimes!Īhh, St. The best part, the large shrubs that line the park provide for excellent shade. It’s small, so it’s not the most versatile, but it’s perfect for family photos. There’s a picturesque fountain, lots of flowers, and tall shrubs that line the parameter of the park. It’s also located in Rice Park, so a few short steps away you can also get some greenery in your photos as well! Whether it’s a bright sunny day in the middle of summer, or it’s a gloomy day in March, the backdrop of the James J Hill Library will always provide beautiful light and bright photographs. This is one of my go-to photo locations in St. Paul area for family, engagement and wedding photos. So let’s get into it! Counting down my top 10 favorite photo locations in the Minneapolis / St. Through many years of experience, I’ve found locations that are just that! Plus, choosing a location for your photo shoot plays a huge factor in the final look and feel of your photos! As a light and airy photographer, I love looking for locations with lots of shade, with beautiful sunsets, and a location that will lend itself to timeless photographs. If you’re looking for a location for your engagement, wedding or family photos, it can be a bit overwhelming with all the options available. Minnesota friends – don’t you love how versatile the Twin Cities are?! One of the best parts about being a photographer here is the mixture of nature, charm, hard lines, and soft stone you can find depending on which neighborhood you’re in.
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