Discover Street Photography by City and Country

You’ve always been able to see where a photo was taken on PortraitMode, but until now we never organized photos by location. That’s what Places changes: discover street photography by cities and countries.


Introducing: Places

We gathered location data from over 140k photos posted on PortraitMode and grouped them. Pick from 159 countries and 6.5k+ cities, and discover the street photographers shooting there.

Every city also shows its 6 most prominent photographers and the cameras people use there the most. Heading somewhere new? See how photographers shoot the city before you go. Curious whether your own city leans Fujifilm, Ricoh or Leica? It’s all there.

The most popular cities on PortraitMode right now are London, Moscow and New York. There’s also a dynamic map if you’d rather explore visually.

Places is coming soon to the app.


Camera names you can finally read

Remember searching for your favorite camera and ending up with 10 different pages, each with a slightly different spelling of the same camera name? Those days are over. Camera names from EXIF data are now cleaned up and readable across the whole platform, so every camera has one page with all of its photos. That makes it much easier to discover street photography by camera models.

Curious which cameras street photographers use most? Check out the most popular street photography cameras.


Get featured and brag about it

Getting featured on PortraitMode is something to be proud of, so we made it easier to show off. Everyone we feature now gets an email with a ready-made story card for Instagram, with your photo already set up and ready to post.

Share it to your story and tag @portraitmode.io, and we’ll repost you to our audience. It’s a simple way to put your work in front of more street photographers, and to let your followers know you’ve been featured.


Thank you for supporting PortraitMode

A big thank you to everyone who has used the recently introduced in-app purchases. PortraitMode is built for street photographers, and your support directly helps us keep it going and keep improving it, with features like Places.

We don’t take it for granted. Thank you for being part of the community.


Start exploring

Open Places, find your city, and see who else is shooting there. Then look up a country you’ve always wanted to visit, or one you’ve never thought about, and see what street photography looks like there.

Happy shooting! 📸
David

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