Discover Monroe
78 carefully curated photography spots with GPS coordinates, shooting tips, and local insights
Mendon Ponds Park
Mendon Ponds Park features glacial ponds, eskers, rocky outcrops and mixed woodlands — ideal for reflections, long exposures of glassy water, fall color and intimate wildlife (ducks, herons, turtles, beavers). No entry fee; several parking areas (main lot off Douglas Rd). Trails are mostly natural and can be muddy or snowy; some viewpoints accessible with short walks. Best at golden hour for warm side-light and reflections, or overcast for even forest light. Weekday mornings are quieter; winter/
Mendon Ponds West
Mendon Ponds West offers glacial kettle ponds, boardwalks, mixed hardwood forest and open wetlands—ideal for reflective water shots, seasonal color, birdlife and moody winter ice. Best at golden hour or during spring/fall migration. Trails and small parking lot at the west trailhead; no fee. Some boardwalk sections are moderately accessible; expect muddy sections after rain.
Hundred Acres Nature Park
Hundred Acres Nature Park offers mixed woodlands, meadows, ponds and winding trails ideal for seasonal landscapes, birdlife and reflective water shots. Best at golden hour or early autumn color; weekdays bring quiet. Small parking area off Rush Scottsville Rd; trails are mostly flat and accessible. No fees; respect local wildlife and stay on marked paths.
Thousand Acre Swamp
A quiet wetland with boardwalks, marsh channels and tree-lined pools—ideal for reflections, misty mornings, migratory birds and autumn color. Visit at sunrise for golden light and fog or late afternoon for warm tones; spring and fall yield most activity. Trails are mostly flat with boardwalk sections; free entry and small parking area off Veterans Park Way. Limited facilities—bring bug spray and waterproof boots in wet seasons.
High Acres Nature Area
Mixed wetlands, ponds, meadows and wooded trails offering strong biodiversity and seasonal color — excellent for birding, reflections, macro plants and intimate landscape compositions. Best at golden hours and during spring/fall migrations; weekday mornings reduce crowds and maximize wildlife activity. Easy trail access and parking at trailhead; trails and boardwalks provide multiple vantage points but expect muddy sections after rain. No special permits for casual photography; bring insect repa
Devil's Bathtub Shelter
A small, dramatic gorge and deep plunge pool carved in limestone—Devil's Bathtub offers close-up water textures, moody rock alcoves and intimate landscape frames. Best after moderate rain when the pool is full; golden hour and overcast skies emphasize color and texture. Access requires a short uneven hike from a roadside parking area (wear sturdy shoes); sections can be slippery and muddy. No formal entry fees; respect local signage and private property boundaries. Weekdays or early mornings are
Irene Gossin Nature Preserve
Small wetlands-and-meadow preserve with boardwalks, ponds and mixed woods — great for birding, close-up wetland details, seasonal wildflowers and reflective waterscapes. Visit at sunrise or golden hour for warm side lighting and active wildlife; spring migration and fall color are best. Trails are mostly flat and accessible; free parking at the lot on Five Mile Line Rd. No entry fee; expect mosquitoes in summer. Weekday mornings are least crowded.
Rush Riverside Refuge
Small riverside refuge featuring winding creek, wetlands, boardwalks and mature trees — strong for bird and water reflections, seasonal colors and intimate landscape details. Best at golden hours and during spring/fall migrations; weekdays offer quiet. Easy roadside parking and short accessible trails; bring waterproof shoes for muddy banks. No fees; respect wildlife and stay on paths.
Webster Park Campgrounds
Lakefront park with sandy beach, rocky shoreline and wooded trails—great for sunrise/sunset over Lake Ontario, long-exposure waterscapes, shorebirds and seasonal foliage. Easy roadside parking and paved paths make gear access simple; summer weekends are busiest, early mornings and weekdays offer calmer water and fewer people. Lighting: golden hour along the western-facing shore for dramatic skies; overcast days bring moody seascapes.
Mendon Ponds Playground
Small playground area at Mendon Ponds Park sits near ponds, boardwalks and mixed hardwood wetlands — great for combining intimate playground shots with natural landscapes, reflections and birdlife. Best at golden hour for warm light and soft reflections; spring and fall bring migrating birds and color. Weekday mornings are quieter. Parking available at park lots; trails and boardwalks provide easy access but bring insect repellent in warm months. No entry fee.
Webster Park
Small lakeside park on Lake Ontario with a pier, sandy shore, grassy bluff and picnic areas — strong for shoreline compositions, pier leading lines, reflections and dramatic sunrises/sunsets. Easy roadside parking; seasonal restrooms and boat launch. Best at golden hour (sunrise for calm water, sunset for color), quieter on weekday mornings. Accessible paths but some uneven sand near shore; no entry fee.
The Webster Arboretum
Small, accessible arboretum showcasing native trees, seasonal blooms and wetland pockets — great for close-up botany, canopy compositions and peaceful landscape frames. Visit spring for blossoms, fall for color and early mornings or golden hour for soft light. Easy parking, wheelchair-friendly paths and no permit required; weekdays quieter.
Creek Bend Shelter
Small creek-side picnic shelter set within wooded trails and wetlands — great for intimate nature compositions: flowing water reflections, mossy rocks, seasonal foliage and sheltered foregrounds. Visit at golden hour or blue hour for warm side-light and glassy reflections; autumn offers peak color. Easy parking at the park lot, short walk on flat trails; no fee or permits for casual shooting. Expect bugs in summer and muddy banks after rain.
Big Field Trail
Big Field Trail is a wide meadow and mixed-woodland trail in Webster, NY offering expansive grassland vistas, seasonal wildflowers, migrating songbirds and open-sky compositions. Easy, mostly level paths with roadside parking at the trailhead; free access year-round. Best at golden hours for warm light and long shadows; spring and fall provide blooms and color. Weekday mornings are quieter; wear boots after rain and expect variable wind.
Millpond Gazebo
Small roadside oasis centered on a classic white gazebo and linked ponds offering calm reflections, reed-lined edges and walking paths. Best at golden hour (sunrise or sunset) for warm light and mirror-like water; weekday mornings are quiet. Easy street parking in Monroe; no entry fee. Paths are mostly paved but can be bumpy in spots and some areas may have light maintenance/construction. A local community respite — good for intimate landscapes, portraits, and detail shots.
Carter Park
Small suburban park with ponds, wooded trails and open lawns — strong for reflection shots, seasonal foliage and intimate landscape frames. Best at golden hour for warm light on the water and during fall for color. Easy roadside parking on Long Pond Rd; no entry fee. Paths are relatively flat and accessible; expect local walkers and dog traffic (less crowded weekday mornings). Winter brings stark compositions and frozen reflections.
Whittier Fruit Farm
Small family-run fruit farm with rows of apple and pear trees, pick-your-own fields, a rustic farmstand and seasonal displays (blossoms in spring, ripe apples in fall, pumpkins). Great for close-up fruit detail, patterns in tree rows, seasonal color and environmental portraits. Best light is golden hour; weekdays and early mornings have fewer visitors. Easy car access and on-site parking off Whittier Rd; check seasonal hours and special events before visiting.
Heritage Park
Heritage Park in Spencerport sits beside the Erie Canal with historic lock features, a gazebo, tree-lined trails and waterfront views — great for reflections, architectural details and seasonal color. Best at golden hour or blue hour for soft light and mirror-like canal surfaces; fall foliage and summer events add variety. Small lot and street parking nearby; paths are mostly flat and family-friendly. No ticketed entry; check local event schedules for crowds.
State Road Nature Preserve
Small preserve of wetlands, meadows and mixed woodlands offering intimate landscape and wildlife shots — marsh birds, dragonflies, wildflowers and autumn color. Trails and boardwalks are easy to walk; parking available at the trailhead on County Rd 9. No fee. Best at golden hours for low-angle light and reflections; spring and fall offer peak biodiversity. Expect mosquitoes in warm months and limited facilities, so plan gear and timing accordingly.
Southern Meadow/Quaker Pond Trailhead
Southern Meadow / Quaker Pond Trailhead offers pastoral meadows, mixed hardwood forest, and a calm pond—great for serene landscape compositions, reflections, seasonal wildflowers and bird activity. Best light is early morning or late afternoon; autumn color and spring wildflowers are highlights. Small gravel parking at trailhead; trails are easy-to-moderate and mostly accessible on foot. No fee. Expect quiet, local visitors—visit weekdays for solitude.
Mendon Fairy Trail
Mendon Fairy Trail is a short, family-friendly woodland path dotted with handcrafted fairy houses, miniature scenes and mossy nooks—ideal for close-up storytelling, environmental portraits, and whimsical detail shots. Best visited in soft light: early morning or late afternoon to avoid harsh shadows and families. Overcast days bring even diffused light for macro and texture. Trail is easy, mostly flat and free to enter; limited roadside parking near 3914 Clover St—arrive weekdays or early to get
Greenwood Park
Small suburban park with mixed woodland, open meadows and a pond—offers intimate landscape frames, seasonal foliage, birdlife and quiet paths. Best at golden hour or overcast for saturated greens; fall and winter provide strong color and contrast. Free entry with nearby parking; trails are short and accessible, bring waterproof shoes after rain. Weekday mornings are least crowded.
Hipp Brook Preserve
Small wooded preserve centered on Hipp Brook with winding trails, seasonal wetlands and small cascades — great for intimate stream frames, mossy rock close-ups and fall color. Best light is early morning or late afternoon golden hour; after-rain or spring snowmelt yields stronger flows and reflections. Trails are unpaved and can be muddy; bring waterproof footwear. Free access from Coachman Dr with roadside parking; quiet on weekday mornings. No formal facilities — pack water and bug spray.
Griffith Park
Small suburban park with pond, boardwalks, mature trees and open lawns — strong for seasonal landscapes, reflections, and intimate nature detail. Best at golden hour and during fall foliage or after fresh snow. Easy access from Marsh Rd with free parking; mostly level paths suitable for tripods and families. No entry fee; expect locals, quieter on weekdays. Useful for practice shots of water reflections, bird life and soothing composition studies.
Center Park
Small community park with lawns, mature trees, walking paths and water features — good for seasonal landscape shots (spring blooms, fall color), intimate nature details and family/activity candids. Best at golden hour or overcast afternoons for even light; autumn offers the strongest color. Easily accessible with roadside parking, flat paths for tripods; no admission. Weekday mornings are quieter; weekends host local events that add documentary opportunities.
Beechwoods
Beechwoods is a small beech-dominated woodland with winding trails and seasonal undergrowth — great for intimate forest scenes, textured tree trunks, and autumn color. Visit at golden hour or after light rain for saturated colors and mist. Easily accessible from Squirrels Heath Rd with roadside parking and short walks; trails are mostly flat but can be muddy. No formal entry fees; expect local walkers on weekends.
Smith's Clove Park
Small well-maintained community park with walking trails, a pond with reflections, playgrounds, sports courts and seasonal events — offers mixed landscape and candid community shots. Best light at golden hour (sunrise or sunset) for pond reflections and long shadows; weekday mornings are quiet for empty-park compositions. Ample parking at 133 Spring St; paths are stroller/wheelchair-friendly. Note occasional litter near pond and active cyclists — be mindful during events and weekends.
Eva & Harlan Braman Preserve
Small wetlands and meadow preserve with pond edges, boardwalks and native vegetation — good for intimate landscape, water reflections, birds and seasonal color. Best at golden hours and after rain for reflections; spring and fall offer flowers or foliage. Trails are short and mostly flat; free parking at 1775 Ridge Rd. No permit for casual photography, but be discreet around wildlife and other visitors.
Hafner Park
Small public lakeside park on Lake Road North offering open shoreline, big skies and simple foregrounds—good for wide lakescapes, dramatic sunsets, cloudscapes and seasonal ice or migrating waterfowl. Easy roadside parking and no entry fee; paths are short and mostly level (check for mud after rain). Best at golden hour and blue hour for reflections and color; weekdays and early mornings minimize visitors. Accessible from Brockport; dress for winds off the lake.
Irving Kent Memorial Park
Small waterfront park on Webster’s shoreline offering open vistas, shoreline textures, trees and local birdlife — great for sunrise/sunset skies, long exposures of the water, and intimate nature shots. Easily accessible off Schlegel Rd with a small free parking lot, paved paths and picnic areas. Visit early mornings or late evenings for golden hour light and fewer people; seasonal changes (ice in winter, colorful foliage in fall) add variety.
Seneca Campground in Webster Park
Seneca Campground in Webster Park offers wooded campsites and direct access to Lake Ontario shoreline — ideal for shoreline compositions, dune and driftwood foregrounds, and dramatic sunrises/sunsets over the lake. Park is seasonal; check Monroe County/park website for hours and fees. Best light at golden hour; weekdays and shoulder seasons (spring/fall) reduce crowds. Small parking lot near campground; trails are mostly easy but can be sandy/muddy after rain.
Thomas X. Grasso Lodge
Picturesque early-20th-century lodge set on the Erie Canal within Greece Canal Park — shoot the lodge’s timber details, canal reflections, towpath lines and passing boats. Best at sunrise or golden hour for warm side-light on the building and calm water reflections; blue hour is good for moody canal shots. Easy roadside parking at the park, flat accessible paths, no entry fee; weekdays and off-season reduce crowds. Autumn and winter ice patterns add variety.
White Brook Nature Area
Small wooded preserve with a meandering stream, wetland pockets and mixed hardwoods — great for intimate landscape, water and wildlife shots. Best at golden hour or after rain when brook flow and reflections pop; autumn offers strong color. Easy roadside parking on Aldrich Rd, no fee, short groomed trails and boardwalks; accessible year-round but muddy in spring. Quiet suburban setting makes bird and macro subjects common.
David's Nature Trail
A short, wooded loop with creek-side sections and small cascades—good for intimate nature and seasonal-shoots (spring wildflowers, fall color, winter ice). Trail is unpaved and relatively accessible from nearby parking in Honeoye Falls village; no fee. Best light: golden hour or overcast for even forest light; weekdays are quieter.
Wegman Road Park
Small suburban park with open fields, walking trails and wetland creek sections—good for seasonal landscapes, birding and intimate nature studies. Visit at golden hour (sunrise or sunset) for warm side-light on grasses and reflections in shallow pools; autumn delivers strong color and winter offers stark, minimalist scenes. On-site parking and no entry fee; trails are generally short and accessible but may be muddy after rain. Weekdays and early mornings are quiet.
Joshua Park
Small lakeside community park offering open shoreline views, trees and walking paths — good for sunrise/sunset, reflections on calm water, and seasonal color. Easy street parking on Titus Ave, no entry fee; accessible paths but check for mud after rain. Visit early weekdays for low crowds and clearer light; winter offers stark compositions and ice patterns.
Clarkson Recreation Park
Small riverside park with trails, open fields, ponds and wetland edges—good for landscape, seasonal foliage and birdlife. Best at sunrise/sunset for warm side-light and reflections; spring/fall migration boosts birds; weekday mornings avoid sports crowds. On-site parking and accessible paths; no entry fee. Expect muddy trails after rain and bring insect repellent in summer.
Herman Road Forever Wild Forest
A quiet patch of mixed woods, wetlands and trails near Webster Lake—great for intimate forest scenes, marsh reflections, seasonal color and birdwatching. Best at golden hours for soft side-lighting; fall brings peak color, spring offers migratory birds and wildflowers, winter yields stark minimalism. Small trailhead parking on Herman Rd; easy, mostly flat trails and no entry fee. Expect limited facilities—bring water and bug spray. Weekday mornings are least crowded.
Egypt Park
Small waterfront park on the Erie Canal with a tree-lined towpath, stone bridge and seasonal foliage — good for reflections, canal traffic, and intimate landscape frames. Best light is golden hour at sunrise or sunset for soft side-light and warm reflections; fall brings vivid color, winter offers stark ice patterns. Easy roadside parking on Victor Rd; wheelchair-accessible paths in parts. No entry fee; expect walkers and cyclists on weekends.
Great Embankment
A peaceful riverside embankment along the Erie Canal/Genesee River providing long green promenades, stonework, small bridges and reflective water — good for sunrise/sunset colors, seasonal foliage and minimalist compositions. Easy access from Marsh Rd with nearby parking; paths are flat and walkable (wheelchair friendly). Best at golden hour or blue hour for reflections; weekdays and early mornings have few people. Winter offers stark lines and ice textures; respect private property along some岸s
Birdsong Fairy Trail
A short, family-friendly woodland path dotted with miniature fairy houses, mossy logs and a small stream—ideal for close-up storytelling, intimate nature scenes and whimsical detail shots. Visit weekday mornings or late afternoon for soft light; after rain for saturated greens and flowing water. Trail is mostly flat and accessible from Clover St with informal parking; no fee. Low canopy means mixed light—bring a fast lens and macro gear.
95 Douglas Road
A rural/residential address on the edge of Honeoye Falls village—use it as a gateway to nearby Honeoye Creek, the village waterfall, and historic Main Street. Photograph creek-side reflections, the old mill architecture and seasonal foliage. Best light: golden hour at sunrise or sunset for warm highlights on stone and water; mid-morning for crisp village street scenes. Accessible by car with on-street parking (check local signs); paths along the creek can be muddy after rain, so waterproof shoes
Whiting Road Nature Preserve
Small lakes, marshy edges and wooded trails make Whiting Road Nature Preserve a compact spot for intimate nature and wildlife shots — great for birding, reflections, and seasonal color. Best at sunrise or golden hour for soft side lighting and calm water; spring and fall offer migration and foliage interest. Weekday mornings are quieter; small parking lot at 403 Whiting Rd. Trails are informal — expect mud in wet season and insects in summer. No special entry fees; respect wildlife and keep to m
Lions Park
Small riverside park on the Genesee offering tree-lined paths, river and city-bridge views, seasonal foliage and open lawns — good for intimate landscape, waterscape and park-scene shots. Best light is at golden hour for warm river reflections; fall and winter add dramatic color or snow textures. Easily reached by car with street parking and short walks; no entry fee. Weekday mornings are quieter.
Rothfuss Park
Small community park featuring a pond, shoreline trails, open fields and mature trees — good for reflective waterscape shots, seasonal fall colors and intimate nature scenes. Best at golden hour (sunrise/sunset) for warm side-light on trees and glassy pond reflections; overcast days bring even light for macro and bird activity. Easy access with free parking at the lot off Five Mile Line Rd; flat, stroller/wheelchair‑friendly paths. No entry fee; expect more families and sports activity weekends.
White Haven Memorial Park
Quiet, well-landscaped memorial park with rolling lawns, mature trees, stone monuments and ornamental plantings—great for intimate landscape, detail and low-key architectural shots. Best at golden hour or in soft overcast light to emphasize textures and mood. Park is public but treat as solemn place; weekdays and early morning are least crowded. Easy street parking on Marsh Rd; paths are paved and wheelchair-accessible in many areas. Seasonal interest: spring blossoms, vivid fall foliage, and mo
Sawyer Park
Small community park centered on Long Pond with boardwalks, shoreline views, wetlands and tree-lined trails. Great for reflections, waterfowl, seasonal fall color and intimate landscape compositions. Free entry, small parking lot on Long Pond Rd. Best light: golden hour at sunrise/sunset; winter offers stark frozen-lake textures. Paths are mostly flat and family-friendly; expect more visitors on weekends.
Soldier's Memorial Tower
A brick memorial tower and park focal point in downtown Brockport — offers strong architectural lines, ornamental details, and seasonal backdrops (autumn foliage, snow). Best at golden hour or after dusk if lit. Easily accessible on village streets with limited roadside parking; small site requires respectful quiet shooting. No entry fee; tripod use discreetly on weekdays to avoid blocking paths. Ideal for architectural detail, contextual portraits, and village-scape compositions.
Christopher Fahy Memorial Park
Small riverside community park with mature trees, walking paths and open lawn — good for intimate landscape and seasonal foliage shots. Best at golden hour and during fall color; weekday mornings are quiet. Easy street parking and flat, accessible paths; no entry fee. Expect typical upstate NY light and bugs in summer. Close proximity to suburban neighborhoods adds simple human-interest scenes.
Nova Trampoline Park
Indoor action photography of jumpers, silhouettes against colorful foam pits and trampoline grid patterns. Shoot energetic mid-air poses, candid family moments, and close-up expressions. Best on weekday mornings or early afternoons for fewer crowds and steady indoor lighting. Bring permission/waiver, expect standard admission and free parking at Elmridge Center. Accessible entrances and family-friendly facilities make it easy to move between vantage points.
Basil Marella Park
A small community park with mature trees, winding paths and open lawns ideal for intimate landscape and nature shots. Best at golden hour and in autumn for color; weekday mornings avoid local foot traffic. Easy roadside parking and free public access make quick visits practical. Expect standard suburban park amenities and family activity—use longer lenses to compress scenes or wide angles for path-leading compositions.
Greece Dry Dock
An industrial-era dry dock in Greece, NY offering strong geometric concrete lines, rusted metal fittings, and reflective water pools — ideal for abstract, architectural and waterscape shots. Best at golden hour or blue hour when low light sculpts textures; weekday mornings have few visitors. Small parking area nearby; site is outdoors and generally accessible but watch uneven surfaces and seasonal mud or ice. No formal entry fee; respect any posted signs and private property boundaries.
Pappas Park
Small riverside community park with riverbank views, mature trees and seasonal colors — good for intimate landscape and waterscape shots, bird activity and long-exposure water blurs. Easy street parking, no entry fee, paved and dirt paths are wheelchair accessible in parts. Best at golden hour and in fall for color; winter offers stark, graphic compositions. Weekday mornings are quieter.
Center Park East
Small community park near Fairport’s canal corridor offering manicured lawns, mature trees, seasonal flower beds and pond reflections — good for intimate landscapes, seasonal color and event/documentary shots. Visit golden hour or overcast late afternoon for even light; fall yields strongest color. Easy street parking at 1100 Ayrault Rd, free entry, paved paths and wheelchair access. Weekdays and early mornings are quiet; expect families and local events on weekends.
Perinton Recreation & Parks
Small town park complex with wooded trails, ponds, athletic fields and canal-side edges — good for intimate nature scenes, seasonal foliage, water reflections and casual outdoor portraits. Best at golden hour and blue hour for warm light and reflections; spring and fall offer peak color and migratory birds. Accessible, family-friendly park with free entry and small parking lots near Aldrich Rd; most paths are short and partly ADA-accessible. Weekdays and early mornings reduce jogger and dog-walk
Fellows Road Park
Small riverside park with open lawns, mature trees and nearby canal/stream views — great for tranquil landscape, seasonal foliage and golden-hour shots. Easy free parking at 499 Fellows Rd; no entry fee. Visit at sunrise or sunset for warm side lighting; weekdays are quieter. Accessible paths suitable for tripods; spring and fall offer best color contrast.
Parkwood Park
Small community park with ponds, mature trees, open lawns and walking trails — good for seasonal foliage, reflections on water, intimate nature and casual landscape scenes. Easy roadside parking and flat paths make equipment transport simple. Best light: golden hour at sunrise or sunset for warm side-light and pond reflections; spring and fall offer peak color and migrating birds. Weekdays are quieter; no entry fee.
Greece Historical Society & Museum
Small local museum showcasing Greece, NY history: period rooms, artifacts, archival photos and a traditional brick storefront façade. Best shot weekdays during museum hours for interiors; exterior looks best in late afternoon golden hour. On-site parking and wheelchair access available; check seasonal hours and modest admission. Great for detail shots, community-event coverage, and contextual neighborhood portraits.
Perinton Park
Small community park with ponds, tree-lined trails and open lawns ideal for intimate landscapes, reflections, seasonal foliage and birdlife. No entry fee; roadside parking and accessible paths. Best at golden hour or early morning for soft light and fewer visitors; autumn and spring offer strongest color and wildlife activity.
Hipp Brook
Hipp Brook is a small wooded stream and pocket of natural green space in Penfield, offering close-up water details, mossy rocks, fallen logs and seasonal colors. Best photographed in spring when flows are higher or fall for foliage; soft early-morning or overcast light tames contrasts. Easy roadside access from Phaeton Dr with informal parking; short trails and uneven banks require sturdy shoes. No entry fees; keep noise low—this is a neighborhood natural spot.
First Responders Park
Small memorial park honoring local first responders with monuments, flag displays, walkways and mature trees—good for intimate, respectful portraits and detail shots of plaques, sculptures and flags. Easy public access off Lyell Rd with onsite parking; no entry fee. Best light at golden hour or overcast for even detail; weekday mornings are quieter. Accessible paths make tripod use easy; be mindful of solemn nature and events/ceremonies.
Webster Dog Park
Small suburban off-leash dog park offering candid action and portrait opportunities: playful dogs mid-run, splash shots in puddles, and owner-pet interactions against tree-lined fields. Best at golden hour or overcast afternoons for even light; weekdays or early mornings reduce crowds. Easy access from Park Rd with roadside parking; no entry fee. Expect simple facilities and seasonal mud—bring weatherproof gear.
Gates Memorial Park
Small community park offering tree-lined paths, open lawns, ponds and seasonal foliage—good for tranquil landscape and nature shots. Easy roadside parking and free entry; best in spring/fall for color or after rain for reflections. Weekday mornings have the fewest people.
Henpeck Park
Small neighborhood park with river-edge greenery, mature trees and paths offering intimate landscape and waterscape shots. Best at golden hour and after rain for reflections. Easy street parking, no entry fee; wheelchair-accessible paths in sections. Weekday mornings are quiet. Local dog-walkers add candid life scenes.
The Insomnia House
Photograph a quirky, distinctive residential facade and surrounding streetscape — strong shapes, textures, and nighttime character make this a good spot for architectural and urban photography. Street-level access only; respect private property and ask permission before entering. Best light at golden hour and blue hour for warm facades and moody skies. Weekday mornings have least traffic; on-street parking is typical. Weather can affect mood—wet pavement adds reflections.
Adeline Park
Small neighborhood park with mature trees, walking paths and open lawns — great for intimate nature scenes, seasonal foliage and candid neighborhood life. Free entry and street parking on Armstrong Rd; paths are mostly paved and accessible. Best at golden hour for warm light, in fall for colors, or after rain for saturated greens and reflections. Weekday mornings are least crowded.
Badgerow Park South
Small neighborhood park with trails, open lawn, mature trees and a reflective stormwater pond — good for intimate landscape, seasonal foliage and casual wildlife shots. Best at golden hour or overcast for even light; spring and fall offer color. Easy street parking on Latta Rd; no entry fee. Accessible paths and picnic areas make quick visits convenient.
The Center at Greece Town Hall
A suburban shopping and community hub with large glass façades, indoor mall corridors and outdoor plaza areas — good for architectural detail, candid street-style retail scenes and night shots of lit storefronts. Best visited at golden hour for warm exterior light, weekday mornings for quiet interiors, and evenings for illuminated signs. Ample free parking and full ADA access; check with management about tripod or flash use during busy hours or special events.
Dog Park
Small neighborhood dog park offering candid action shots of dogs at play, portrait opportunities with owners, and textured park details (benches, fences, paths). Best light is early morning or late afternoon for soft side light and fewer crowds. Easy on-site parking and no entry fee; respect local owners and leash rules. Weekends are busiest — visit weekday mornings for calmer scenes.
Fun House
Indoor family entertainment center with colorful arcades, mirror mazes, soft-play structures and neon signage — good for capturing action, candid children’s expressions, bold colors and reflections. Best visited weekday afternoons or early evenings to avoid weekend crowds; lighting is mixed neon and fluorescent so expect low light and high contrast. Located in Greece Ridge shopping center with ample free parking and wheelchair access. Ask staff permission for staged shoots and avoid disrupting r
Pardee Tot Lot
Pardee Tot Lot is a compact neighborhood playground with colorful equipment, textured surfaces and mature trees—ideal for candid child and community photography, seasonal foliage shots, and intimate environmental portraits. Best at golden hour or overcast days for soft light; weekdays or mornings mean fewer families. Street parking only; no entry fee. Small, community-focused site—respect privacy of children and caregivers.
Columbus Park
Small community park with open lawns, mature trees and walking paths—good for seasonal landscapes, intimate nature shots, and family/park-life candids. Easy access with on-site parking and no entry fee; flat terrain is wheelchair-friendly. Best light is golden hour at sunrise/sunset; weekdays and early mornings avoid families and sports groups. Fall brings strong color; light snow offers clean minimal compositions.
Town Of Greece Spray Park (Wild Over Water Zone)
A colorful community splash pad with sculptural water jets, buckets and playful structures — great for abstract water motion, color pops against sky, and candid family activity. Best visited early morning or late afternoon in summer for softer light and fewer families; midday produces harsh highlights and busy crowds. Site is free, seasonal (summer), has nearby parking and paved paths; expect children and caregivers — avoid intrusive shots. Accessible paths and flat terrain make gear transport/e
Jack's Place
Jack's Place is a local roadside bar/restaurant—good for capturing Americana: neon signs, cozy interior details, bar portraits, and candid nightlife scenes. Best visited at dusk and after dark for neon and warm interior light; weekday evenings are quieter. Easy roadside parking and ground-floor accessibility. No special entry required; expect casual, friendly patrons. Combine close interior shots with exterior street compositions along Five Mile Line Rd for context.
16 Beauclaire Lane
A quiet residential street in Fairport, NY offering classic suburban and small‑town New England‑style architecture, tree‑lined lanes and seasonal color. Photograph house details, porches, picket fences, mature trees and street perspectives for intimate neighborhood scenes. Best at golden hour (sunrise or sunset) for warm light and soft shadows; autumn brings strong foliage contrast while winter offers minimalist, snow‑clad compositions. Public street access and on‑street parking make it easy to訪
Get Air Trampoline Park
Indoor trampoline park with vibrant colored padding, dynamic airborne subjects and high-energy action — ideal for motion and portrait-style action shots. Best visited on weekday afternoons or early evenings for organized events with fewer crowds. Artificial, mixed lighting requires higher ISO and careful white balance. Large parking lot on site; entry requires waiver and paid admission. Request manager permission for extended shoots or flash use. Accessible for most; watch for strict safety/stay
UR Medicine Imaging – South Pointe Landing
A modern medical imaging facility on Rochester’s South Pointe Landing waterfront — shoot clean architectural lines, night illumination and reflections on adjacent water. Best at golden hour and blue hour for warm facades and lit windows. Public sidewalks and parking are available; do not photograph inside or patients—ask permission for interiors. Weekdays off-peak are quieter; winter can show dramatic snow/ice contrasts.