Our respondent did not add which city she is from, therefore I will only give some general examples, without giving names of specific places/objects.
For indoor photography I would suggest:
- museum interiors with uncommon exhibitions (remember to ask for permission to take photographs!),
- palaces, castles, manors, fortresses, historical restaurants, basements,
- abandoned post-industrial objects, such as factories, stations, depots,
- active factory shops,
- building sites (watch for your safety!),
- nearby aero club’s airfield,
- attic of your own house – there might be some interesting objects left behind by your grandmother,
- gas stations,
- aqua parks.
For outdoor photography:
- beaches,
- sea or lake shores,
- parks – city or palace,
- botanical gardens or... your own garden,
- forests, fields or cast meadows,
- sports stadiums,
- historical districts of cities.
You could come up with a lot more ideas. To say the truth, the list is endless with its boundaries set only by imagination – Yours and the photographers’. |
We are planning a wedding in the middle of April so the weather can still be a bit wintry. Could you suggest where to take some interesting wedding photographs (we are not too fond of studio sessions)? I would also be grateful for a suggestion of some open air location – maybe the weather will be fine after all.
