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Creepy/gothic places around Atlanta for a Halloween photoshoot?

Creepy/gothic places around Atlanta for a Halloween photoshoot?
Other 8 answers • Kelsey ChandlerKelsey Chandler
I'm planning a Halloween costume and want to take some eerie photos to go along with it. I'm looking for places around Atlanta with a creepy, gothic, abandoned, or unsettling atmosphere, without trespassing or putting myself in danger.
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Seojun ChoSeojun Cho •
Have you considered the Doll's Head Trail? It's a trailside attraction with a great cause, and it's got an eerie vibe that might fit what you're looking for.
Caleb H •
Be cautious of snakes on certain trails.
Gustavo •
Oakland Cemetery is a good option, as long as you're respectful and don't bring any big professional equipment. Their website says that's okay, though.
Jonas S •
Just be respectful, and you should be fine. You might even get some great photos.
britta98britta98 •
I've had friends get married at Oakland, and I think it's lovely that people find beauty and joy in a place where someone's been laid to rest. If you're respectful, you might be able to get some great photos there.
Britta O •
I used to take my dog to Oakland for walks and fetch, and it's really my favorite place in town to spend some time.
Thijs De Groot •
Cascade Springs Nature Preserve and Deepdene Park are both worth checking out for some creepy atmosphere.
MeikeMeike •
The Little Five Points Community Center is a really creepy place, especially if you're looking for something abandoned and unsettling.
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