A very common question that I get from my clients is where to have their engagement pictures taken. My first recommendation is to choose a place that has significance to you as a couple or individuals. This could be the place that you went on your first date or the sidewalk that he proposed at. It could be the college you met at or the home you now share. It could even be as simple as the place that you feel has the prettiest sunsets and reminds you of how lucky you are to have found each other. Oftentimes, choosing a place with significant value can add dimension and depth to the story that your photos create. Below are several central Indiana locations that we can choose from when considering what location to use for your engagement photos.
Non-Specific:
- the place that you met
- the coffee shop you go on dates to
- where he proposed
- your home
- a family property
- your favorite city or vacation spot
- where you take your dog on walks
- a setting with architecture you have always admired
- your favorite ice cream shop
Crawfordsville:
- Shades State Park
- Wabash College
- The Lane Place
- The Lew Wallace Study
- Sugar Creek Rails & Trails
- Downtown Crawfordsville
Indianapolis:
- White River State Park
- Coxhall Gardens
- Eagle Creek State Park
- Holliday Park
- Fort Harrison State Park
- Downtown Indianapolis
- Butler’s Campus
- Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site
- Downtown Fountain Square
- Indianapolis Art’s Garden
- Downtown Zionsville
- Holcomb Gardens
- IMA (requires $50 permit)
Lafayette:
- Celery Bog Nature Area
- Purdue’s Campus
- Prophet’s Town State Park
- Downtown Lafayette
Bloomington:
- McCormick’s Creek State Park
- Indiana University’s Campus
- Downtown Bloomington
Greencastle:
- DePauw University Nature Park
- DePauw’s Campus
- Downtown Greencastle
