Top three homecoming photo locations

Grace Kulin, Editor-in-chief|October 20, 2016

1. Van Hoosen Farm in Rochester Hills

From the gazebo to schoolhouse there are plenty of picturesque locations here, and a nice stray from the norms of homecoming photos.

2. Mae Stecker Park

The traditional homecoming photo location. Nevertheless still beautiful. From Heritage Gardens to the train to the exterior of the chapel there is no shortage of photo spots.

3. Your own house

No need to drive anywhere besides dinner and the dance, use your own house as your photo backdrop. Pick a nice tree with changing leaves and smile.

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