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As a wedding photographer who is born in Las Vegas NV, I know every single part of the strip and Fremont street. It can be a fun place filled with lots of street performers and can be a lot of fun with the right time of day and the right friends. I’m going to go over some of my experiences photographing this location and how I shoot here as a photographer.
Las Vegas can be a fun place, but play it safe and of course be careful on how you spend, I often find that the tourist places can be way more expensive then the local areas. Im going to go over some main points what to expect at this location and to have the best time what to look out for when walking around this area on your wedding day. What locations I suggest seeking out and looking for the best photography locations in Las Vegas.
As you see on some of the shots, 4 Queens can be an awesome shot. You need to be careful though cause there are many people walking around. So just be careful when you shoot with your photographer and be aware of your surroundings. You have to normally go really low to get the full shot of the casino entrance if you want the whole sign. Ask your photographer to use a wide angle lens for this particular shot.
This is a great shot when walking across the street. Here’s the reason why it’s such a great shot in my opinion as a professional photographer in Las Vegas. When the person is walking you can catch them in action looking at all the lights around. The colors can also change depending on what light hits your couple or subject to make it spontaneous and full of color.
This is a really hidden quiet place at the Fremont parking garage I’ve always liked. They have a light-up sign on the corner of the top parking lot which I thought is pretty cool. It’s a simple aesthetic, but you can capture some simple emotions and close up shots, and there are fewer people up there so you don’t have to deal with people walking around.
You have to make sure the photographer brings a flash or a stand-up flash to brighten the subject. But still a quiet spot before you into the chaos where the people are.
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