Finding stripes around the town!
Cover photo credit: Helena Georgiou.
Loveyourpix enhances photography!
The author of the winning photo will:
- be the sole protagonist featured in a newsletter sent to the community;
- have their shot included in the Home page slider for 10 days.
Upload and share the most beautiful pictures showing the power of nature.
Cover photo credit: Þorsteinn H Ingibergsson.
Loveyourpix enhances photography!
The author of the winning photo will:
- be the sole protagonist featured in a newsletter sent to the community;
- have their shot included in the Home page slider for 10 days.
Something incomplete is missing a part. Incomplete things are not whole. An outfit without a shirt, a chess set with a lost piece, an incomplete bridge to nowhere...
Share your incomplete pictures!
Cover photo credit: Paul Barson.
Loveyourpix is built around the idea that a photograph is made, not simply taken. The platform gathers photographers from around the world into a shared community where images are uploaded, viewed, scored, and discussed by fellow participants. Rather than presenting a polished corporate gallery, it behaves more like a lively forum or club, with contests, daily highlights, and member galleries forming the backbone of the experience for anyone who wants to see their work noticed.
The centre of the site is a rolling series of photo contests, each one open for submissions over a limited window. Participants join an existing theme or start a contest of their own to promote a brand, a project, or a personal interest. Entries arrive from many corners of the globe, and the winners are decided through community voting, so recognition comes from the people who also understand what it means to wait for the right light and the right moment.
Among the recurring features is the Pix of the Day, where the photograph receiving the highest score among those uploaded on the same day takes the title. This daily rhythm keeps the community active and gives newer photographers a visible way in, since a single well-received image can surface a name that was previously unknown. Winners are often celebrated for the atmosphere and storytelling of their work rather than for technical perfection alone.
The broader catalogue of the site spans nature, fine art, street photography, and deeply personal subjects, including portraits, travel scenes, and quiet domestic moments. Titles are short and evocative, and the accompanying text tends to focus on the intention behind the frame, the patience required, and the story the photographer wanted to tell. A wide selection of photographers appears each day, and their images are shared widely beyond the site through the community.
For those who want more than participation, Loveyourpix offers a store of prints and a place for photographers to sign, log in, and manage their presence. Members can be featured in the Hall of Fame, follow the flow of active shooters, and keep in touch through the newsletter, which collects notable images, contest announcements, and community news. The layout is deliberately plain and text-first, letting the pictures and the writing around them carry the weight.
Joining a contest is simple and low-commitment: upload an image that answers the theme, and you become eligible for prizes and for the attention of editors and peers. Terms, rules, and policies are published openly, along with a frequently asked questions section, so expectations for participants are clear from the outset. The stated philosophy is that photography is enhanced by being shared, and the whole platform is arranged around that conviction.
