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11 Best Cities in The World for Photography Buffs

20th November 2018

The city landscape can vary so much country to country that what you thought you knew about ‘urban photography’ can change in an instant. Because cities are constantly evolving they provide continually new inspiration. 

We’ve put together our list of the best cities for photography buffs. These cities all inspire us to stretch our idea of city photography in unique ways, adding something different to the conversation between photographer and subject - whether that’s a model you’re working with or the city itself. These are the best cities for urban landscape photographers with portrait photography ideas in there too. We would love to know how each of these cities prompts you to push your work in new and exciting directions.

And of course, no list can include everything, so let us know if there’s somewhere you really recommend!

1. Venice

What You Won't Find Anywhere Else: A City On Water 

Venice is a uniquely beautiful and atmospheric place, with its winding backstreets, grand Gothic architecture and canals punctuated by charming bridges.

You won't find a single car in sight. There are none in the city; instead people get around by Venice's distinctive gondolas and other canal boats. Although it's often a very busy city, the lack of cars also lends it a certain peace. Visit in winter if you want to skip the crowds! 

There's no shortage of photo opportunities in Venice. You won't be able to resist taking photos at every turn - every narrow street and glittering canal practically begs to be photographed. It's easy to wonder the streets for hours - prepare to get a bit lost! You can even take a day trip around the beautiful lagoon and its smaller islands.

Plus, there are plenty of historical sites St Mark's Basilica, Doge's Palace, The Bridge of Sighs, and many impressive art galleries.  


Best Spots for Portrait Photography

The whole city during Carnival season!

The Carnival of Venice happens every year in the weeks leading up to Lent. Visit the city during the festival to see the elaborate costumes visitors and residents don for the occasion (and perhaps get dressed up yourself.) Expect ornate Venetian masks, baroque gowns, and menacing capes. It's an otherworldly experience, and a great excuse to party. 

The atmospheric city is a perfect backdrop for portraits during the Carnival. Just make sure to ask permission before taking photos! 


2. London

What You Won't Find Anywhere Else: Quintessentially British Architecture

We recommend bringing your lunch up to the top of the Tate Modern for a view of the London skyline. This is one of our personal favourite spots for urban photography in London because it offers such diverse views of the city landscape from one (free & easily accessible) location.  

The classic architecture of St Paul’s and the Faraday building is straight ahead, and the ultra modern buildings of the City are to the right, plus you get to see the selection of iconic bridges crossing the Thames.

Later in the afternoon, you can usually find a man on South Bank below blowing giant bubbles for tourists, which make for some excellent and unusual frames for St Paul’s.

Best Spots for Portrait Photography

Camden Lock has long been a meeting ground for the UK alternative scene, making it a real bucket list item for a London photography trip. It is very crowded so we recommend shooting from the hip. For even more portrait photography ideas, head into the markets for exciting range of backdrops that change season by season.


3. Barcelona

What You Won't Find Anywhere Else: The Sagrada Familia 

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Perhaps one of the most iconic buildings of the modern era. Started in 1882 and oozing with Gaudi’s unique character, this Unesco World Heritage site has been 136 years in the making so far. Here, urban photography meets medieval Gothic and surreal 1920s modernism.

Head to the Placa de Gaudi, just over the road from the cathedral. Here you’ll get a wonderful shot of the Sagrada Familia reflected in the small lake at the centre of the park.

Best Spots for Portrait Photography: Park Guell

Another Gaudi masterpiece (this one finished!) Park Guell is up on a hill and receives the most beautiful quality of light. The curving, semi-subterranean tunnels will frame your subject beautifully and allow you to capture some truly creative shots.


4. Paris

What You Won't Find Anywhere Else: Sunsets on the Eiffel Tower

Head to Montemarte to frame your shots of the Eiffel Tower with beautiful historic French buildings. This will add a classically french, romantic twist to photos of this iconic landmark.


Best Spots for Portrait Photography: the Louvre

Perhaps no one can use the Louvre as iconically as the Carters but we can sure try. With its moody lighting and beautiful surroundings, the settings will enrapture your subject - so all you have to do its capture that wonder.


5. Vancouver

What you won’t find anywhere else: Rugged nature right in the heart of the city!

Wander around the University of British Columbia campus and you get the feeling of an ultra modern city that has just been transported to the middle of the wilderness. Vancouver synthesises the wildness of nature with city living like nowhere else.

Best Spots for Portrait Photography: Stanley Park

A quick trip over to Stanley park allows you the opportunity for some beautiful shots that feel like you’re in the middle of nowhere- without having to traipse all your gear and outfits way out into the woods. It’s not strictly urban environment photography, but we couldn’t skip this from our list.


6. Hong Kong

What You Won't Find Anywhere Else: Urban Design Like Nowhere Else 

Beautifully designed and colour blocked estates, that are eminently Instagrammable. The whole city landscape seem to have been designed first and foremost to be photographed. 

If you want a shot of Choi Hung estate, try get there early, as a lot of these estates fill up early with photographers. (Though you could also stick around and watch for the tangle of tripods, extension sticks and the folks laying on the floor for the perfect angle!)

How to Find This Shot: 

From Choi Hung MTR Station take Exit C4. Walk into the Estate and turn left which takes you to the car park. The colourful basketball court is on top of the structure.


Best Spots for Portrait Photography: Mong Kok

An urban landscape photographers dream! Mong Kok is an iconic neon saturated street, gorgeous for night time photography. 


7. Reykjavik

What You Won't Find Anywhere Else: The Northern Lights

Whilst many other places experience the northern lights there’s no place like Reykjavik. Gorgeous Icelandic design and breathtaking scenery take the experience to a whole other level. Whether you’re in the city centre or looking out across the coast, Reykjavik is the perfect place to photograph the aurora borealis. 

When photographing in Iceland, remember to protect your lens from getting foggy in the extreme weather - when changing between temperatures try and isolate your camera by putting it in a plastic bag or at least wrapping it in a scarf- your body can adjust a lot quicker to getting back into a warm car than your camera can!


Best Spots for Portrait Photography: Northern Lights Again!

The northern lights are so unique, that we had to have them twice.  

Bringing people into your shots can really emphasise the sense of scale, and emphasise the natural beauty of Iceland. Remember to warn your subject top stay ultra still to avoid blurring out of the long exposure.


8. New York City

What You Won't Find Anywhere Else: Skyscrapers Galore

As the largest metropolitan area in the world, it’s no surprise that urban photography in New York is all about the skyscrapers.

This clever spot features one of the cities first and best loved skyscrapers; the Empire State Building. Washington Street aligns perfectly to give this beautiful view of the Washington Bridge with the Manhattan skyline in the background and the Empire State Building framed perfectly by the legs of the bridge.


Best Spots for Portrait Photography: Brooklyn By Night

Brooklyn is home to some of the world’s most innovative and experimental drag queens. Ask the performers beforehand if they’d be willing to pose for 

Check out drag photographer extraordinaire Magnus Hastings for inspiration.


9. Los Angeles

What You Won't Find Anywhere Else: Instagram Heaven

LA is probably the most Instagrammable city in the world, which for photographers can lead to feeling vemödalen: “the frustration of photographing something amazing when thousands of identical photos already exist.”  

This doesnt mean its not worth going, you just need to find your own unique take. 

Spots like the Santa Monica Pier can change incredibly over the course of a day, giving you a huge variety of light and atmosphere to capture.


Best Spots for Portrait Photography: Venice Beach

For this same reason, we would recommend sticking near the beaches for candid portrait photography, where people are more relaxed and prone to spontaneity.

If you’ve already got a model, Beverly Hills’ iconic palm trees and the art deco glory of the Getty Museum make excellent settings - and try out the art district neighbourhood for an ever-changing selection of world class murals.


10. Washington DC

What You Won't Find Anywhere Else: DC's Monuments & Memorials

DC is chock full of iconic monuments that look dramatically different at different times of day, and year. The white stone really takes on the colour of the surrounding sky at dawn and dusk

Consider using a neutral density filter, the longer exposure time will (hopefully) filter out tourists wandering in and out of shot.


Best Spots for Portrait Photography: DC Metro

Ride out to the suburbs where everyone starts to relax and you can get some wonderful candid shots of people transitioning between their home and work selves.

The iconic 70s palette adds a warmth to the shot that is hard to achieve on other Metro systems.


11. Tokyo

What You Won't Find Anywhere Else: Sakura

The blooming of the cherry blossoms represents for many the Japanese concept of ‘Mono no aware:’ a Japanese term for the awareness of impermanence (無常 mujō), or transience of things, and both a transient gentle sadness (or wistfulness) at their passing as well as a longer, deeper gentle sadness about this state being the reality of life.

Head to Tokyo's parks in early April to experience the cherry blossoms in their full glory for yourself, and capture some truly beautiful shots. 


Best Spots for Portrait Photography: Harajuku

Is there any style more closely associated with a specific location than Harajuku?  The birthplace of kawaii culture and Japanese pop culture, you'll see people decked out in a full array of unique and colourful outfits. 

Explore the area around Harajuku Station, but definitely make sure to explore cute backstreets such as Takeshita Street and Cat Street.

Many people come to Harajuku with the expectation of being photographed, which makes for some amazing opportunities with willing subjects. Check out the iconic FRUITs magazine for inspiration.

But remember: being photographed regularly means that people expect a level of professionalism. If you’re asking someone to pose for you, have your settings sorted out first. Or, shoot from the hip and then make sure to ask them afterwards and be polite. Always remember to say "Thanks a lot" : どうもありがとう (Doumo arigatou)


We hope you’ve enjoyed this list as much as we did making it. And we weren't joking about wanting your recommendations- what cities inspire you and where would you like to go photograph next? 

Let us know in the comments!

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Emma & Charlie – Dry Sandford & The Tythe Barn

24th July 2018
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Rarely am I happier than when I wake up on a sunny Saturday with a Tythe Barn wedding ahead. We headed off to meet Samson at the barn before travelling together to Dry Sandford for the wedding preparations. There was a fair bit of travelling between locations so Becky was on hand as our designated driver. Becky dropped me off at the salon where today’s bride Emma was getting ready with her bridesmaids & she then whizzed off to drop Samson with Charlie the groom. I captured shots of Emma & the other bridesmaids having their hair & make up done. It was soon time for the bride to have her veil put in place before making the short hop home to make the final preparations & get their dresses on.

Meanwhile Sam was with the Groom & Groomsmen getting suited & booted before heading off to the pretty little church in Dry Sandford.

The Bride was ready to go so we did some shots of them outside in the sunshine before we headed to the church where an eager groom & congregation were awaiting their arrival.

Emma headed into the church followed by her bridesmaids & a couple of furry friends who had an important job during the ceremony.

It was a lovely service but one of the highlights has to be the Best Man ‘forgetting’ the rings only to be upstaged by Charlie & Emma’s dogs trotting up the aisle with them. So lovely to have them as part of the day.

Another highlight has to be the lovely poem by Emma’s daughter Neive. She did a fabulous job, quite an undertaking to stand up in front of so many people at a such a young age & delivering it so well.

It was soon time for the happy couple to walk back down the aisle into the sunshine.  Whilst the guest mingled in the churchyard we took some great shots of the happy couple under a flurry of confetti & some group photos in the shade of the beautifully decorated lychgate.

It was then time for us to jump in the car & head off to the barn. We hoped to catch up with the Bride & Groom in their Bentley on the A34 but there was no way our  little car could catch up! It’s always lovely to arrive at the barn with everything so perfect, I often wonder what the guests think as they walk in. Its lovely in any season but when the doors are open & everyone can gather in the garden its something else.

Whilst the guests were mingling we took a few more group photos before taking Emma & Charlie to do some photographs of the two of them in the lovely grounds. The sun was high in the sky & the weather looking fine all day we made plans to come out again in the lovely golden light of the evening.

Emma & Charlie headed into the barn to the congratulations of their friends & family. There were some fantastic speeches with tears & laughter along with some of the obligatory embarrassment for the Groom!

    

After a delicious meal we took the happy couple into the evening sun for a few more shots of the two of them & then it was time for the first dance as husband & wife.

Soon everyone joined them on the dance floor & were soon slinging each other round to the sounds of a traditional ceilidh band. It was great fun & we managed to get some fun shots without getting in the way or being trampled underfoot!

We left them all dancing the night away!

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Lucy & Vince – The Tythe Barn

14th July 2018
Wedding Photography, Wedding Photography Launton, Bicester Wedding Photographer, The Tythe Barn Launton

It was another sunny Saturday as Kiti & I returned to one of our favourite venues The Tythe Barn, Launton to photograph the wedding of Lucy & Vince.

The sun was shining brightly as I made my way to The Nook, which is the Tythe Barn’s dedicated bridal preparation area. No need to get ready in a hotel room miles away from the venue before crushing your dress in the back of a hot car for the journey. The Nook is a beautiful area full of style & elegance & is a wonderful place for bridal preparations. It is such a lovely space to photograph the bride & bridesmaids getting ready for the celebrations ahead.

Whilst I was with the bride, Kiti was photographing the groom & his groomsmen who were at the nearby pub having a couple of drinks to steady the nerves before making their way to the church next to the barn for the service. She captured some great shots of the boys – including their socks! & then the guests arriving.

After getting ready in the peace & calm of The Nook Lucy, her Mum & Dad & Bridesmaids made the short walk to the church where an expectant groom & congregation was waiting for her.

It was a lovely service & a very happy couple made their way into the sunshine, followed by a flurry of confetti!

We then took some of the group photos in the shade of the church before we all walked back to the barn. The guests enjoyed their drinks & mingled whilst we took a few more group photographs. Then we took the opportunity to go out into the grounds of the barn to do some stylish bride & groom shots. It really is an honour to share the couples first few minutes of wedded life. We think it is a lovely to time for the bride & groom to take a few moments out of the craziness of the day. The sun was still quite high in the sky & hot so we made plans to pop back out during the evening when the sun would be softer.

So with plans for later we made our way back to the barn & Lucy & Vince returned to their guests. It was a fabulous wedding breakfast with some lovely speeches. The guests then returned to the lovely barn garden to play garden games & relax in the evening sun.

We then took the lovely couple back out into the warm evening sun to do some more shots of the two of them. I am really thrilled with these images & I am really looking forward to the Bride & Groom seeing them.

We headed back to the barn & the Bride & Groom cut their cake & then they hit the dancefloor for their first dance. Soon they were joined on the dancefloor by some keen guests who were having great fun.

Congratulations, Lucy & Vince – Wishing you every happiness! We hope you enjoy your sneak peek

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Golnar & Paul – The Tythe Barn

4th June 2018

A couple of weeks ago Samson & I photographed the Friday wedding of Golnar & Paul. We met at the wedding venue, our home from home The Tythe Barn near Bicester & Samson then went to the pretty Oxfordshire village of Aynhoe where Paul was getting ready.

I went to the best bridal getting ready venue, The Nook at The Tythe Barn. Not only is it fully equipped with everything a bridal party may need but also it is only a short stroll the barn itself. As I captured shots of the bride, both her & Paul’s lovely Mum’s & the bridesmaids getting ready Samson met up with the Groom & the lads.

The boys got themselves suited & booted & made their way the short distance to the barn ready to meet the guests as they arrived.

It was soon time for Golnar to make her final preparations as she had an expectant groom awaiting her arrival. She made the stroll with her bridesmaids under the arbour, which looked absolutely beautiful covered in wisteria blossom.

Golnar looked wonderful in her beautiful dress as she walked up the aisle on the arm of her very proud Mum. The barn was strung with simple, yet gorgeous lights & there was barely a dry eye in the house as Paul turned to see his bride.

The Tythe Barn is such a beautiful building & backdrop to images. What I really love is that they are always striving to improve what is already such a fab venue. No resting on their laurels here! Since my last wedding they had installed a new backdrop behind where the registrar stands. A magnificent pair of original barn doors strung with white lights added a wonderful addition to the images of the service.

 

It was a beautiful service & a very happy couple made their way back down the aisle to the congratulations of their friends & families. They waited a few minutes whilst their guests gathered outside & then they made their entrance to a flurry of bubbles. Bubble ‘confetti’ is becoming ever popular, who doesn’t have fun when blowing bubbles & it is certainly more fun than being pelted with rice or lavender!

We took their group photos in the lovely garden of the barn with the wisteria arbour as a backdrop. We then took the opportunity to take the couple away for a while to get some shots of the two of them. The barn has a variety of lovely backdrops & I am really pleased with the images we took of Golnar & Paul.

It was soon time for us to get the happy couple back to their guests. Their guests cheered & clapped as they made their way into the barn. There were some fantastic speeches & they had a quiz on who knew the most about the Bride & Groom – with some very interesting answers. They also had a game of wedding Mr & Mrs, quite a test for the newly married couple!

 

By now it was just beginning to get dark so as everyone was mingling over coffee we did some lovely shots of Golnar & Paul under the wisteria arbour. It was then time for the happy couple to make their way onto the dance floor for their first dance. Soon they were joined on the dance floor & we left them dancing the night away.

Congratulations Golnar & Paul, we hope you enjoy the sneak peek – there are lots more to come!

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