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North Dakota State University

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Address
1340 Administration Ave, Fargo, ND 58105, USA
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North Dakota State University
Photo Tips

Shot ideas and timing notes

Each photo spot is broken out into its own card so the page is usable as a quick visual planning guide.
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1. Main Avenue

  • Best time: Early morning or late evening for golden hour light and fewer crowds.
  • Photography tip: Experiment with long exposure shots to capture the bustling street and light trails of passing cars.
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2. Fargodome

  • Best time: During events or sunset for vibrant sky colors.
  • Photography tip: Showcase the architectural details by capturing the Fargodome at a low angle or incorporating leading lines from nearby structures.
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3. NDSU Bison Statue

  • Best time: Anytime during the day for consistent lighting.
  • Photography tip: Utilize various angles and perspectives to highlight the statue's power and presence. Experiment with depth of field to create a soft bokeh background.
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4. Meadowlark Sculpture

  • Best time: Late afternoon or early evening for warm, soft light.
  • Photography tip: Incorporate surrounding nature elements, such as flowers or trees, to create a visually pleasing composition. Experiment with different focal lengths to capture various perspectives of the sculpture.
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5. Wellness Center

  • Best time: Outside of peak hours for less foot traffic.
  • Photography tip: Highlight the dynamic architecture and vibrant colors of the Wellness Center. Utilize leading lines and symmetry to create visually engaging shots.
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6. NDSU Libraries

  • Best time: Early morning or late evening for softer light and fewer people.
  • Photography tip: Explore different angles and perspectives to capture the library's unique architectural elements. Experiment with long exposures to create a sense of motion with people entering or leaving.
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7. Oak Grove

  • Best time: Early morning or late afternoon for beautiful light and long shadows.
  • Photography tip: Utilize the natural beauty of Oak Grove by incorporating leading lines and symmetrical compositions. Experiment with different focal lengths to capture the details of the trees and pathways.
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8. Downtown Fargo

  • Best time: Late evening for vibrant city lights and a lively atmosphere.
  • Photography tip: Capture the essence of downtown Fargo by exploring different alleyways and perspectives. Use a tripod to capture long exposure shots of car light trails and experiment with different shutter speeds.