What’s the most photogenic city in the world?

Well, Vegas doesn’t do anything for me, probably because it’s too close… I never get tired of shooting in Rome, Venice or Florence, but in response to your question, I’d have to go along with Imogene Cunningham’s quote: “Which of my photographs is my favorite? The one I’m going to take tomorrow.” (just replace ‘photographs’ with ‘city’…)

Good question – really got me thinking….

Tokyo is one of my favourites for sure ( potentially most Japanese cities really). It offers every element possible, street scenes, temples, eclectic people, nature, modern vs traditional, interesting food…etc etc.

I also took more shots in Barcelona than most places in Europe. Mostly the back streets and again interesting people – plus you have all of Gaudi’s work.

Marrakech and Cairo are also favourites, I get something different everytime i’m in London too though.

Valpo’s easy on the lens. Cuzco’s pretty sweet too. And yeah, Tokyo.

I would definitely have to say Prague, Czech Republic or the Greek Isles (specifically, Santorini).

But I totally agree with you on Marrakech — I would never get bored there.

I would say my favorite area (it’s not actually a city) was Yangshuo, China. The rounded mountains and vibrant people make it difficult to put away your camera. Istanbul and Marrakech were definite contenders though.

for graphic contrast, blues and whites, curves and lines – any small Greek island town . . . for architectural and temporal contrast, Paris . . . for people, for spirit and something I can’t quite put my finger on (though I’ve lived there for over a year). Varanasi, India . . . and yes, Yangshuo, on the river Li, the limestone fangs, the other-worldly flora along the river . . . the market in Peshawar, Pakistan, Afghani men, delicately drinking tea from small porcelain cups, the butts of m-16′s protruding from beneath their shawls . . .

I had a ball shooting in Stockholm – all the islands and bridges made getting a good view pretty much effortless.

Rio de Janeiro, no doubt, for the stunning contrast between mountain and sea, vertical rock and flat blue ocean.

I have to agree with several of these – Rio, San Fran, and Prague but would also throw Dubrovnik into the mix. What excites me most is that multiple people listed Yangshou and Valparaiso and I will be visiting both within the year!