Engagement Pics Location

Re: Engagement Pics Location

• Stackeye210 member

  

  February 2010 edited December 2011

  I've seen really awesome pictures done in the short north area.  Check out Salt78 's profile.  She is from Baltimore, but drove to Columbus to get pictures done there and they turned out very good! 
  
  
  

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• DanielleD7782

  

  February 2010 edited December 2011

  I posted this on the just engaged page and think it is amazing...I really want someone else to do it!!
  
  http://greenweddingshoes.blogspot.com/2009/11/lovely-couple-lots-of-pink-heart.html
  

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• darby22 member

  

  February 2010 edited December 2011

  We did ours outside at Creekside in Gahanna.  There is some great scenery there if you are looking to be outside!

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• michelle04us

  

  February 2010 edited December 2011

  well unfortunately we are going out of the area to do ours. FI's stepmom is doing ours and she lives in Bellefontaine. There is a really cool park there that we both enjoy so we're going there.

  

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• ehighley

  

  February 2010 edited December 2011

  We are doing ours this spring and are planning to start at Goodale Park and then walk through the Short North. I figure that will be a good mix of outdoorsy/nature shots and urban/city shots. I saw someone's awhile back that were done on a walk from the public library downtown to the Statehouse - there were some great shots!

  

  

  

  BFP: 10/26/11 EDD: 6/28/12

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• green795

  

  February 2010 edited December 2011

  We had ours done in Victorian Village, then on the railroad tracks at North Bank Park, then in the Short North. Had a blast, and we got a lot of interest and variety in our pics. If you want more nature in addition to the city shots, you could always go to Goodale Park as one of your stops.

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• dgnphoto member

  

  February 2010 edited December 2011

  I would first think of places (if you have any besides the stadium) that mean something to you.  I'm sure no matter where that is, your photographer can take great pictures.

  
  

  If not, here are some ideas...

  Short North (the big pillars, the orange and blue garage, the arc of lights over high st, the gargoyle fountain...)

  Goodale park (the gazebo, the lake, the flowers...)

  German Village (Schiller Park with the lake/trees/etc, the brickwork and interesting architecture)

  Inniswoods (the hidden garden, the white 'grandma' house, the fields, the stone bridge)

  Jeffrey Mansion (the castle-y building, the fields, the trees...)

  Creekside (the little waterfall and creek, the ducks, the bridge, the big stones)

  Scioto Park (the big tecumseh sculpture, the overlook)

  North Bank Park (the railroad tracks, the big pillars)

  Victorian Village, Olde Town East (the interesting architecture)

  Ohio State campus (Mirror Lake, the ampitheater...)

  Alum Creek state park (the 'beach')

  The Columbus Zoo (the lake, the scenery, the animals)

  Minerva Park (the lake, the trees, the ducks)

  Any of the metroparks (lots of woodsy!)

  Slate Run farm

  Homestead Park (the lake, the bridge)

  Franklin Park Conservatory (outside in the gardens or inside)

  Columbus Museum of Art (just don't use flash)

  
  

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• PB-Bride2010

  

  February 2010 edited December 2011

  We took ours at the Franklin Park Conservatory- both inside and outside in the gardens.

  

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• chemgal23

  

  February 2010 edited December 2011

  We did ours on campus.  We couldn't get into Ohio Stadium but the pictures outside by the stained glass block O are some of my favorites.  We also too some by the numbers and MIrror Lake. 

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