Houston photo shoot location suggestions?
07-14-2008, 09:37 AM
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Houston photo shoot location suggestions? Any suggestions for a cool location?
I know a couple, but I'm looking for something different this time:
- top of the parking garage next to the old Enron building ( link ) is pretty cool, accessible from Howe street I think.
- still with downtown as a background, these 2 locations around the same area: Sabine street bridge, some parking lot with lots of police cars around.
I know a couple, but I'm looking for something different this time:
- top of the parking garage next to the old Enron building ( link ) is pretty cool, accessible from Howe street I think.
- still with downtown as a background, these 2 locations around the same area: Sabine street bridge, some parking lot with lots of police cars around.
07-14-2008, 04:28 PM
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Your in Alief man, rated the most scenic and safest places in Houston by the Neil Biswas daily tribune. What vehicle are you trying to take pics of? Dont say the C10, Because if so, location aint gonna help 
The GTO how ever...maybe try George Bush park behind West Oaks mall (serious)
The GTO how ever...maybe try George Bush park behind West Oaks mall (serious)
07-14-2008, 04:44 PM
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Well, first up is the Camaro I think. I need to take some really nice pics to help with the sale, after that, I need some decent pics for the GTO, too.
The C10 is a bit camera shy and not very photogenic, so I'll spare it this time.
The C10 is a bit camera shy and not very photogenic, so I'll spare it this time.
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With the right camera, angle, lighting, it really doesn't require a breathtaking background to get some good shots, just drive around a bit & take a LOT of shots at several various spots, you'll come out with a few nice shots. Also, try www.texasphotoforum.com/ they can probably point you to some.
