Northern Lights Photo Studio + Events
106 W Seeboth St, Milwaukee WI 53204
Friday, May 30th, 2025 at 5:30PM
We invite you to join us for a photography meetup at the 
Northern Lights Photo Studio & Event Venue, 
a luxury event venue located just down the hall from our famous photo studio in the heart of downtown Milwaukee. This photography and networking event includes opportunities to use state-of-the-art Profoto lights, backdrops, softboxes, vanity room, and free-standing LED lights ready for shooting! There are both indoor studio and outdoor patio shooting locations for abundant shooting space.
One admission ticket ($15) includes 1 complimentary drink at the event venue bar. Tickets are non-refundable.
Learn how to photograph and direct a creative studio concept!
 Our meetup will begin with a portrait photography demo featuring Pearl Nemecek of The Pearl Photography LLC (@thepearlphotography), showing you how to make the best out of studio lighting.
Try on clothes and model in them!
 We have stylized clothing on racks by our featured stylist, Trinity of Thrift-Tee Business (@thriftteebusiness).
Take sunset and nighttime photos on our boat on the Milwaukee River!
Backdrops and decorations 
provided by Easy Breezy Bash Co. (@easybreezybashco)
PLUS
 you may just win a 
free
 3-hour studio rental by submitting your photos in the photo contest after the meetup. Post your favorite shots and use 
#northernlightsphotomeetup
 for your chance to win!
Whether you're a photographer, model, designer or other creative, we encourage you to share your talents and enjoy this night of collective creativity. We can't wait for you to see the incredible amenities our venue has to offer, and would love to hear about your next event, workshop, or creative project! Space is limited. You must be on the list to receive your admission. 
Get your ticket now!
Parking: 
Hallman Lindsay Paint store, parking garage at 225 East Chicago St., or public street parking
https://www.northernlightseventvenue.com/home
Questions? Call or text us at 608-440-3657
Northern Lights Photo Studio + Events
106 W Seeboth St, Milwaukee WI 53204
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