The World's Best Photo Locations.
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Discover over 20,000 Global Photography Locations, each carefully vetted and reviewed by our team of curators. PIXEO is the largest purpose built collection of global photo spots.
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Add your own Photography Locations for a chance to win in the PIXEO Photo Challenge. We give away a $50 Amazon Gift Card every month!
Cat Free Collection
It's not that we don't like cats, it's just that cats move. Each location in our collection is reviewed and verified to ensure it willbe there when you get there.
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When you submit a photography location we will feature the best in our newsletter, social media platforms and more. We always credit you, protect your copyright, and link to your social media or website too.
Photographer’s Guide to Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia photo locations are the best. But, we’re not going to lie, we’re biased. The whole reason we started PIXEO was because of Nova Scotia. The Canadian province is full of some of the most stunning locations in the world. Whether you’re into lighthouses, craggy sea rocks, or architecture, Nova Scotia has something to offer every type of Photographer. In this post, we share a few of our favourite photo spots, and as always, click the button below to be taken the PIXEO Photo Locations Map and explore even more of what this fantastic province has to offer.
About PIXEO
PIXEO is the passion project of a couple of Canadian photographers. Over the last couple of years we became obsessed with helping other photographers find stunning photography locations. In 2017 we started the PIXEO company and got to work building the largest collection of vetted and verified photo locations from around the world. The PIXEO App, PIXEO Map, and the PIXEO Photo Challenge are the fruits of that labour. Today we maintain over 20,000 carefully selected photography spots, work hard to highlight the incredible work of our submitting users, and continue to build on our unparalleled global coverage. Isn’t it time we all shoot more and search less?