Top 3 Photo Opps: Atlanta

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Cities appeal to people for many different reasons. Sometimes it’s the people, other times it’s the food, and for those who love a good instagram posts, it’s the photo opportunities. We explored one of our favorite cities, ATLANTA, to see where everybody should stop and strike a pose when in the hot city:

The first on the list is the High Museum. Located in Midtown Atlanta, the art haven is the perfect place to take a photo. The white modern exterior makes any picture perfect while the amazing exhibits provide striking backgrounds. Go during the month of September to check the Outliers and American Vanguard Art exhibit.

Modern white building with geometric shapes, large windows, and a ramp leading to the entrance, surrounded by a lawn and sparse trees under a clear sky.White modern building with curved and angular shapes, labeled "High Museum of Art." Banners hang above the entrance, and a concrete pathway leads to the front.A person stands in an art gallery viewing large paintings and framed artworks on white and orange walls; benches and a sculpture are also present.

The Goat Farm Arts Center is becoming a leading spot for tv and films shot in the city. We love this visual and performing arts center located in West Midtown. The rustic playground is housed in a 19th-century complex of industrial buildings and contains studio space of over 300 artists. Goat Farm hosts music concerts, traditional and experimental theatrical performances, film screenings, contemporary dance performances, art exhibitions, artist residency programs, and dance classes. A perfect venue and photographers dream.

Outdoor wedding ceremony in a brick courtyard with guests seated on white chairs, a couple at the altar, and wedding party standing nearby.Old brick building with tall arched windows and doors, some covered with wood, and vines growing along the wall.An old industrial building with weathered brick walls and large, multi-paned glass windows, some of which are broken or missing. Two people stand inside near the entrance.

Seen in countless movies and tv shows, the Jackson Street Bridge still remains one of the most iconic Atlanta photo opps. The infamous “Walking Dead” footage not only gets show fans excited but the undeniable skyline view makes the bridge a must when tourists and locals visit the city.

A view of a city skyline with tall buildings and a wide, empty road in the foreground under a partly cloudy sky.Three people stand by a railing, photographing or observing a city skyline at sunset with tall buildings in the background.Downtown city skyline at dusk with illuminated buildings and blurred car lights creating light trails on a highway.