It’s no secret that winter in Minnesota is the wedding photography off-season. It’s also been too cold the last few weekends to shoot outside for long, but this past weekend was different. For the first time in a month it got above 32 degrees! I took the opportunity to rent a lens that produces some cool effects and used it to shoot some Twin Cities landmarks. I hope to use this fun lens in the future for engagement or portrait sessions — I’ve seen it produce amazing images. Here are a few of the pictures I took!
Lunch in St. Louis Park at Yum!
Walking around Lake Harriet. I think all of Minnesota was out by the lakes on this beautiful Saturday:
A walk through Prospect Park and the Witch’s Hat water tower. I love how this lens can make people look miniature (second photo from left):
I saw this photo on flickr and just had to go find these skis. There were lots of other cool things nearby.
Then I stopped to catch a few pictures of one of my favorite sign, the Ideal Diner:
And then I drove home to St. Paul through nordeast:
And dinkytown:
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by Minneapolis Photographer Sarah McGee
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