Featured Photography

Editors' Choice

A selection of images chosen by the Loveyourpix editors. Each entry below credits the photographer and the title of the featured work.

Three ways through the archive

Photos on Loveyourpix are organised in three complementary flows, so you can follow the daily rhythm of the community or dig into the past.

• Editors' choice — the curated gallery of selected photographs.
• New Pix flow — the latest images as they are uploaded.
• Hall of Fame — the archive of past highlights.
• Pix of the day — the photograph with the highest score among those uploaded on the same day.

Featured photographers

The photographers behind the featured images, with the titles shown in the gallery above.

Loveyourpix is built around the idea that a photograph is made, not simply taken. The site gathers photographers from many places and levels into one community space where images are shared, judged and discussed. Daily prompts and sponsored challenges give every participant a reason to shoot, upload and return, so the platform functions less like a portfolio and more like an ongoing conversation between people who care about photography.

Every day the community uploads new work, and the highest scoring photograph of that day becomes the Pix of the Day. The rhythm of this daily selection keeps the site alive and gives creators a recurring goal, while the archive of past favourites preserves the history of what the community has valued over time. Regular returns to the same pages become a habit, and the newsletter helps carry that habit outward.

The Editors' Choice gallery gathers images selected by the Loveyourpix editors, and each entry credits the photographer alongside the title of the featured work. Credit matters here: photographers are named for their images rather than reduced to anonymous entries, and the works span fine art, nature, landscape and street subjects. Reading the credits is often the first step toward discovering new authors whose style deserves a closer look.

Contest rules, terms and conditions, and the usual practical notes are kept on the site so that joining a challenge is straightforward. Creators can upload work, follow the scoring, and eventually see their own photographs considered for the day's selection, the editors' gallery, or the Hall of Fame, turning a simple daily prompt into a slow, ongoing exchange of pictures, critique and encouragement among photographers.

A store and print option sit alongside the galleries, allowing selected work to leave the screen and become a physical object. That connection between a community gallery and tangible prints is what many participants find most rewarding: a photograph judged in public, credited to its author, and then given a longer life outside the feed. The whole experience remains plain and functional, keeping attention on the pictures rather than on decoration.