4. Walkways
Every walkway on the LV Strip has a very high glass walls which won’t allow you to catch clear image without reflections. There are two ways to eliminate this:) One is to stay as close as possible to window and cover your camera and lens with black fabric that will cut off additional light that cause reflection. The second is even easier:) There are gaps in the walls between escalators and the beginning of the glass walls. The only thing you need to have in mind are crowds of tourists which won’t care about your perfect shot:)
And the obvious places:
5. Observation deck at the Stratosphere
The iconic Stratosphere Tower is the tallest freestanding observation tower in the United States and one of the most exciting attractions among Las Vegas resorts. This gives us magnificent view of whole LV and valley, you have to see it. Every time of day and night is perfect for shooting!
6. Observation deck at the Eiffel Tower at Paris
The tower was originally supposed to be a full-scale replica, but because of the proximity of the airport, the design was shrunk. However, visitors can still get a great panoramic view of the city when they ride up nearly 50 stories and 460 feet to the top of the tower. This is the best place to shoot Bellagio Hotel and LV Strip.
7. VooDoo Lounge in the Rio All-Suite Hotel & Casino
Voodoo gives you a full panoramic view of the most beautiful Las Vegas Strip. Try it and you won’t be disappointed!
8. Your hotel room
Have your eyes wide opened! It may be one of the best spot is window of your hotel room. Perfect, calm place, without any tourist:) Lot of time to try some time lapses and you don’t have to look after you equipment!
9. Vegas Helicopter Tour
Ready to spend some money? Take one of those tours and you’ll end up with great aerials pictures:)
10. Don’t forget to visit Hoover Dam:)
Enjoy & Have Fun!