Does anyone know of a good location in the Milwaukee Area to take outdoor pictures?
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Kettle Moraine Sate Forest in Eagle/LaGrange.  John Muir trail, Nordic Trail, Ice age trail or Bald Bluff. The state park headquarters in Eagle has maps of each.  It is about a half hour from Milwaukee.
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There is a lot to do in Milwaukee, depending on the time of year, what you are looking to do, and what your interests are.  Summertime is popular for festivals, and starting in June there is a festival every weekend at the Summerfest grounds on the lakefront.  They have everything from Polish Fest to GermanFest to African World Festival, and of course Summerfest, the world's largest music festival.  There is the art museum by the lakefront as well, and also the Milwaukee Public Museum (which currently has an exhibit on the Vatican and Pope John Paul II).  There's music just about every weekend at Shank Hall, Eagles Ballroom, or the Rave.  If you like sports, Milwaukee is home to the Bucks, Brewers, Admirals, Wave, and Marquette, UWM, and MSOE athletics.  For nightlife, there are TONS of opinions.  Downtown is very popular, along Old World Third Street and Water Street.  On the East side, there's lot to do along North Ave. and Brady Street.
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I would suggest Muir Woods if you haven't been there before, it's an awesome location, but is very popular and can be crowded on the weekend.
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There is one in Chicago on August 26th that sounds pretty good- It's a super sprint, and it's a 375m swim, 1.5 mile run, and 10K bike.  I am looking at doing that one, especially because it is in shallow waters along the shore of Lake Michigan.  \nThere is one triathlon in Milwaukee on August 6th, the Xterra Sport Tri, which has trail running and mountain biking, and is 750m swim / 15k mountain bike / 5k trail run.  Either one of these would be great for a beginning race.
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On a beach, at a local park, on a lake, at the foot of nearby mountains if you have any near you.  At the end of a pier.  There are a lot of public places that would be perfect.
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Milwaukee Recreation.  Offers tons of programs for kids, families, etc.  Prices are reasonable too, especially if you're a city resident.
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How about going Downtown to Millennium Park. I see a lot of couples go there to take wedding photos.
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Yes you can, try Photo Bucket
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Good Luck\nhave u posted an advertisment in the local paper for that area? it might help!
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TRY THE DENTAL SCHOOL OF MILWAUKEE,WISCONSIN
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best i could find is a nooseneck hill rd
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Go to a professional photographer - he/she will have ideas you never thought about.\n\nWe've had some great ones done - kids in the trees, all of us by some sea oats on a sand dune at the beach,  all of the kids piled onto my Harley by an American flag holding my college pennants, etc. (It really is as corny as it sounds, but we like it!)\n\nGo to a pro!
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It depends on where you are located. If you're in California, try Badger pass in Yosemite, or Shirley Meadows, near Bakersfield.
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I would consider hiring an outside photographer so long as the prices were reasonable.  I am in Virginia and one of the admin. gals charges $250 to go to a listing, take what she considers to be "staged" photos and create a windows movie presentation to music on CD.  I found that I like my own photos better but it's difficult enough to make time to go and take photos of every listing, much less to then sit and put together a tour.  I wouldn't mind being able to email someone photos that I took and have them email me back a presentation which could be saved to disk.  I would think that would be more profitable because then you aren't limiting yourself to your local area.  You could procide the service to anyone, anywhere.  Of course if photography is your thing and that's what you are looking to do then I would market yourself by offering a "POGO" offer, Pay for One, Get One.  I don't really care for any of the virtual tours that require stitching because they always look like the "egg" tours, dort of distorted.  I like the ones where the camera seems to zoom in and out.  If there was a high quality 360 tour, I would consider it but I haven't seen one I like yet.  I think that having some sort of staging experience or at least being able to say you completed a staging course would be essential if you are going to actually go and take the photo.  Also, you need to consider access to the homes.  You can always ask the agents to meet you and let you in but I would think that it would be easier to check with the local Realtor board and see if they offer bus. memberships so that you can have a lockbox key (if they are even used in your area).   I know I would much rather pay someone who can let themselves in, take awesome photos, make a nice virtual tour that I could use on my website, on CDs that accomany the brochures etc.. and offers me some sort of discount for multiple jobs.  Just my input!  :)
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try this\nhttp://flickr.com/
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try the clear lake area.\nTom
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Hobby Lobby and Michael's carry them. If you are having a professional photographer, you could probably ask them to bring some.