Thursday, September 15, 2011

Location #13 - Walls - Anamosa, IA

Walls are a perfect back-drop for engagement photos, senior portraits, weddings, and family photos. Here are some charming spots located in Anamosa, IA.








Location #12 - Wapsipinicon State Park - Anamosa, IA

Wapsipinicon State Park is a picturesque location chalk full of hot spots for photo opportunities. With their famous upside down bridge, tall grasses, rocky paths, and large, mature trees, Wapsipinicon is a nice place for casual family photos or beautiful engagement shots.






Location #11 - Beaver Park - Cedar Rapids, IA

Beaver Park is located in the middle of Cedar Rapids. It offers bridges, fallen trees, large rocks, and flower beds. This location is great for senior photos, engagement sessions,  and baby and family portraits!







Saturday, September 3, 2011

Location #10 - Tiffin Veterans Memorial - Tiffin, IA

The Tiffin Veterans Memorial is easily accessible, yet offers a great deal of versatility. Bridges, benches, fallen trees, flowers, and a quaint stream outline this area. Overall, you couldn't ask for a better outdoor location!







Location #9 - 2nd Alley - Cedar Rapids, IA

Second Alley is a wonderful location for engagement photos - especially those looking to make Save the Date postcards!




Location #8 - Ellis Park - Cedar Rapids, IA

Ellis Park is easily accessible and has stone walls and bridges that offer great structure for portraiture. A small stream turns slowly through the park, and has trees by the banks with trunks like benches. Getting a beautiful photo here is quick and easy.







Location #7 - Off C Street - Cedar Rapids, IA

The location Off C Street offers many versatile options for portraits. It is located near the Cedar River and has beautiful water front picturesque areas. Stone follows the road and lays a gorgeous background for classic portraits. For those willing to scale a hill (sometimes a slippery area) trees and valleys offer many shades of green that adds natural dimension and texture. Ivy hangs off an arched railroad bridge, and rustic gates lead onto back gravel roads. This is a wonderful, less traveled area for photography.