Mariah In Minneapolis

I help Minneapolis small businesses get seen.

Photos that look like you, a Google profile that actually shows up, and a posting plan you can keep up with. I already spend my weekends photographing this city's restaurants, shops and events. Now I can help yours.

Mariah Lowinske

Free guide for local businesses Coming soon

Get seen in Minneapolis

The same things I walk business owners through in person, written down so you can do them yourself in about an hour a week.

  • A Google Business Profile checklist, so people searching nearby actually find you
  • Phone photo tips that work in a small shop, kitchen or studio
  • 30 days of post ideas you can shoot without a photographer

Your email is only used to send the guide (and tips, if you ticked the box). Never sold. Privacy

It's yours. A copy is also on its way to your inbox.

Download the guide

How I can help

Want a hand with it?

Some people want to do it themselves. Some want someone to sit down with them. Some want it done. All three are fine.

Get Seen Session

We sit down together for about 90 minutes, at your business or over coffee.

  • Your Google Business Profile cleaned up together: hours, categories, photos, description
  • An honest look at your Instagram or Facebook
  • A simple posting plan you can keep up with
  • Every question you have been meaning to ask someone
Ask about a session

Get Seen Shoot

Everything in the session, plus a photo shoot at your business.

  • Your space, your food or products, and you at work
  • Edited photos loaded onto your Google profile
  • Photos sized and ready for your social accounts
  • Caption ideas for your first posts
Ask about a shoot

How I work. Every photo is real and taken by me. I use AI tools where they honestly save time, like a first draft of a caption that you then make your own, and I will tell you when I do.

Why trust me with it

I already show up for this city

A few things from the last year.

  • KARE 11 pick

    My Minnehaha Falls photo, shot through snow and rain, was picked as KARE 11's photo of the day.

    See the photo
  • Published, page 104

    My drone photo of the Witch's Hat Tower fills a page of The Rebel Loon Archive, 300 Minnesota artists, proceeds to mutual aid.

    See the page
  • May Day 2026

    A full day inside the parade. About 400 edited images, shared as a community gallery.

    See the gallery post
  • Women photographers

    I host meetups for Minnesota women photographers, usually at a local coffee shop or small business.

    See a meetup

Get help Coming soon

Tell me what you need

Not sure where to start? That is a fine answer. I read every one of these myself.

For now, DM me on Instagram: @mariah.in.minneapolis

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About me

Mariah Lowinske

I have been going to the May Day Parade since I was a baby. I photograph Minneapolis because I love it: the parks, the music, the food, and the way this city keeps showing up for each other.

I also run businesses of my own, so I know what it takes to get seen. Here is the experience behind the help.

  • 2015licensed in real estate
  • 2016behind the camera since
  • FAAPart 107 certified drone pilot
  • 2apps built

What I run

Each one has its own site and its own inbox.

For home buyers and sellers

Listing Lens MN

My real estate business

Buying or selling a home in the Minneapolis-Saint Paul metro. I shoot and edit my own listing media, and I show you the house as it actually is.

For real estate agents

Twin Cities Top Down Photography

My real estate photography business

Listing photography, aerial drone, video, Matterport tours and floor plans for agents and brokerages. Ordering, galleries and property sites all run on an app I built.

For real estate agents

Virtual Listing Lens

My AI virtual staging app

Stage empty rooms in seconds with AI. 13+ room styles, exterior makeovers and object removal. Separate from Listing Lens MN.

How it connects

Real estate came first. I got my license in 2015, and the listings I sold sent me looking through a camera at other people's houses. That turned into Twin Cities Top Down Photography, and the drone license came with it.

Editing and marketing at that volume pushed me into building my own tools. Now I am selling homes again as Listing Lens MN, and helping local businesses with the same camera and know-how.