Photography, intelligently scouted

Curated guides for landscape photographers.

Expert location knowledge, precise compositions, access notes and powerful planning tools, brought together in one field-ready app.

Preview PhotoScout

Coming soonfor iPhone and Android

PhotoScout home screen showing location guides and quick-access photography tools
PhotoScout welcome screen with an aurora landscape and curated guides message
Expert location guidesField-ready planningProfessional photography tools

One connected photography companion

Know where to go. Know when to be there. Know how to shoot it.

PhotoScout joins carefully curated landscape locations with the practical intelligence photographers need in the field. Less searching across separate apps. More confidence in the decision to head out.

Curated location intelligenceExplore from region to exact spot
PhotoScout Lake District guide showing a grid of curated photography locations

Location guides

Built by photographers who know the landscape.

Go beyond a pin on a map. Each guide connects the place, the practical route and the creative opportunity so you can spend more time making photographs.

01

Region to composition

Move from a landscape region to specific locations, spots and proven viewpoints.

02

Arrive prepared

See practical access, parking and route guidance before you set out.

03

Plan the photograph

Save favourite spots and turn ideas into organised shoots for the right conditions.

Photography toolkit

Planning tools that lead to a decision, not just more data.

Read the light, calculate the exposure and judge the conditions from one consistent toolkit designed around real photographic decisions.

PhotoScout depth of field calculator showing focus distance and sharp range
PhotoScout light planner showing sunrise, sunset and light direction on a map
PhotoScout tide planner showing tide height, timing and photographic context
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PhotoScout is coming soon

Plan with purpose. Arrive with confidence.

A new field companion for landscape photographers is taking shape.