52 River Photography Hashtags for a Flow of New Followers

Rivers can make for some beautiful photography. Rivers are associated with the food they provide, they’re transportation hubs, and they’re often the setting of countless stories, movies, books, and music.

Something about them really attracts people.

So if you’ve got some river photography that you want the world to see, these river photography hashtags should help you get your photos in front of more people.

1. #RiverPhotography
2. #RiverPhoto
3. #RiverPhotos
4. #RiverPhotography📷
5. #River
6. #Rivers
7. #Riverside
8. #Riverfront
9. #RiverfrontPark
10. #RiverLife
11. #RiverMonster
12. #RiverMonsters
13. #RiverFishing
14. #RiverThames
15. #Riverwalk
16. #RiverSong
17. #RiverRafting
18. #RiverBoat
19. #RiverView
20. #RiverRat
21. #RiverRats
22. #RiverCruise
23. #RiverwalkSanAntonio
24. #Riverbend
25. #Riverhead
26. #RiverCrossing
27. #Riverbank
28. #RiverSafari
29. #RiverWater
30. #RiverWaterfall
31. #RiverSurfing
32. #RiverSurf
33. #DownByTheRiverside
34. #RiverSwimming
35. #Riverscape
36. #RiverTour
37. #RiversTour
38. #RiverSunset
39. #RiversOfIndia
40. #RiverAdventure
41. #RiverAdventures
42. #RiverFloat
43. #RiverFloating
44. #RiverFloatTrip
45. #RiverPhotoshoot
46. #RiverPhotograph
47. #RiverPhotographer
48. #RiverPic
49. #RiverPics
50. #RiverPictures
51. #RiverPicture
52. #RiverPicnic

Some Things to Know About Using River Photography Hashtags

As with using any hashtags, there are a few things to keep in mind.

Be sure to stay within the limit of hashtags that you’re able to use when publishing on whatever platform you’re using. For example, Instagram limits the number of hashtags you can post with your image to 15 with the image and 15 in the comments for a total of 30. Just be sure to check how many are allowed on the social media platform you’re posting to so that your image gets posted and you don’t get flagged for spam or something like that.

Don’t feel like you need to use the maximum number of hashtags either; just use the ones that are actually relevant to the photo you’re publishing.

Also, it should help to include the location and river name in the river hashtags you use. Many people search for and click on locations when they’re looking for photos on social media, and including location-based hashtags can help you reach these people.

If you have other types of photography you’d like to promote using hashtags aside from river photography, you may be interested in this article on general photography hashtags.

Good luck in promoting your photography, and I hope these river photography hashtags help.