One of the key pieces to a photo session is the location. It’s usually my second question, with the first being the date. To be honest, I love it when my clients already have a place picked out and ready to go, and when they’re honest with me and tell me they aren’t a fan of the place I picked out. When you have picked out a place that is special to you, it gives your photo an extra sentimental touch, and so much more meaning! Not to mention, I adore seeing new places and trying new things!
Rockland Breakwater
If you don’t have a location in mind, here are a couple of questions you should ask yourself:
-What kind of photos do you want? Romantic, fun, urban, innocent, moody, sexy? There’s many different feelings you can get from a photo, so narrowing down what you want to get out of it can help nail down the perfect location! Personalizing the location instantly adds chemistry to your photos — there’s already a story in place!
– Do you want your photos indoors or outdoors?
Some ideas for locations:
– a park
– sporting fields
– train station
– downtown
– beach
– fields
– barns
Mt. Battie in Camden
The sky is the limit when it comes to a location, and with your input, it helps create a magical session, with incredible, everlasting photos.
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