Which is the most photographed city in the world?
According to a Flickr analysis by Cornell University: New York.
And Vancouver?
We’re No. 19 
between Milan 
and Madrid.
We beat Venice though.
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Also interesting that the most photographed landmark in vancouver on flickr is granville island. It is very photogenic.
That said, this study dosn’t really show the most photographed cities in the world, just the most common on flickr, which of course is different. I know I’m pointing out the obvious, but headlines like the one on huffington post tend to irritate me.
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