Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge
Shoot from the Trinity Groves side so the white arch and the skyline line up behind your car.
View on map DirectionsDallas has some of the best car photo backdrops in Texas: hundreds of murals in Deep Ellum, Bishop Arts and the Design District, the green-lit Bank of America Plaza and Reunion Tower skyline, the white arches of the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge, and neon theatre marquees in Oak Cliff and Lower Greenville.
179 spots in Dallas · 145 murals · every one is somewhere you can park and get your car in the shot. Open them on the map.
Shoot from the Trinity Groves side so the white arch and the skyline line up behind your car.
View on map DirectionsLit globe after dark. Frame it from the Reunion Blvd area or across the Trinity.
View on map DirectionsModern architecture around the Winspear Opera House and Meyerson. Early weekend mornings are quiet.
View on map DirectionsLED media walls and modern downtown backdrops. Busy on event nights.
View on map DirectionsMurals line Elm, Main and Commerce between Good Latimer and Exposition. Go early on weekends before street parking fills.
View on map DirectionsWarehouse walls and murals around Dragon and Slocum Streets. Quietest on Sundays.
View on map DirectionsBrick storefronts and small murals with character. Weekday mornings have the most open curb space.
View on map DirectionsArt deco exhibit halls along the park roads. Drive in through a gate when there is no event; closed to cars during the State Fair.
View on map DirectionsWinfrey Point and Flag Pole Hill give lake and skyline views. Stay in marked parking areas.
View on map Directions1930s Oak Cliff movie palace with a lit vertical sign. Park on Jefferson Blvd after dark.
View on map Directions1940s neighborhood theater with a glowing sign on Davis St in Oak Cliff.
View on map DirectionsClassic Lower Greenville marquee. Busy on show nights; go late or on off nights.
View on map DirectionsRestored 1947 neon tower on Lovers Lane. Shopping-center parking right in front.
View on map DirectionsArt deco tower and sign at the Lakewood shopping center in East Dallas.
View on map DirectionsDallas' famous red Pegasus glows outside the Omni Dallas Hotel. Shoot from Lamar St.
View on map Directions1958 roadside sign and old-school building on Inwood Rd.
View on map Directions1916 Beaux-Arts station with Reunion Tower nearby. Street parking on Houston St.
View on map DirectionsRed sandstone 1892 courthouse downtown, great with deep red or black cars.
View on map DirectionsOpen steel sheds and murals downtown. Weekday mornings have the most room.
View on map DirectionsGlass prism tower with fountains at its base. Shoot from Ross Ave.
View on map DirectionsThe green-outlined tower that defines the Dallas skyline at night.
View on map DirectionsFull-building LED displays change color through the night.
View on map DirectionsWhite arches over the Trinity on I-30. Shoot from the Trinity levee side, never from the highway.
View on map DirectionsCube-shaped modern museum with clean lines. Street and lot parking nearby.
View on map DirectionsPhotographers' favorite downtown skyline angle from the Trinity's west side.
View on map Directions1930s Spanish-style shopping center with exotic cars on any given day.
View on map DirectionsAviation museum by Love Field; aircraft and hangar backdrops.
View on map DirectionsRestaurant district at the foot of the Margaret Hunt Hill Bridge with skyline views.
View on map DirectionsMurals are the most popular car photo backdrop. Pull up alongside the wall, keep the car parallel to it and shoot from a low angle so the art fills the frame behind the car.
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