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Tallahassee, FL
Goodwood Museum & Gardens
Goodwood Museum & Gardens is a historic estate property in midtown Tallahassee, with a columned main house, mature live oaks, formal garden paths and covered porch space. For photography and film it behaves like most historic garden estates: the canopy and the garden do the work late in the afternoon, and the timeline matters more than the equipment.
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Mission San Luis
Mission San Luis is a living-history site in Tallahassee built around reconstructed 17th-century timber architecture, with open ground and a tree line rather than manicured lawns. It photographs unlike anywhere else in the city: heavy wood, low doorways and wide sky, on a warm and desaturated palette.
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Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park
Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park is a state park garden property north of Tallahassee, known for its camellias and azaleas, brick walks, walled garden and lake views. It is the most seasonal wedding setting in the area: what the garden is doing in March is very different from August, and that difference shows in every frame.
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