Besides the combat, the engaging story, and the slick traversal mechanics, there’s another staple for the latest Spider-Man games: collectibles. One of those is the Photo Ops, which returns to this entry to make them more dynamic and fun to find. With a total of 23 scattered across New York and the new areas of the map, players will want to find them all if they are aiming for that Platinum trophy. If you’re having a hard time finding some of them, here’s a list of all the Photo Ops and their locations in Spider-Man 2.
Where To Find All Photo Ops in Spider-Man 2
You’ll unlock the first Photo Op early in the game, introducing you to this new collectible system. Finding them is great as they reward the player with City Tokens and experience and will get you closer to achieving a 100% completion rate. Before we delve into each one, below is a map with all the Photo Ops locations in Spider-Man 2 to make your search easier. And with that, let’s go over each one.
Astoria

In Astoria, you’ll find 2 Photo Ops. One requires you to take a picture of the people around the barbecue area, and the second one tasks you with taking a picture of the man with the wrestling mask.
Step Up To The Plate

The Masked Challenger

Central Park

Good old Central Park also has 2 Photo Ops. In one, you need to photograph a place where a supposed alien invasion happened; for the next one, you must watch out for a group of dancers.
The Truth

To the Beat

Chinatown

The classic Chinatown district has 2 Photo Ops that aren’t difficult to find. For the first one, look for a group of people watching a chess match, and the second one features a little food cart.
Checkmate

The Little Taiyaki Cart

Downtown Brooklyn

Downtown Brooklyn has 3 Photo Ops, which are all fun to find. One features an iconic bridge from the city, the second one will task our heroes with taking a trip to the beach, and last but not least, you must find a hotdog stand.
Now That’s a Bridge

Beach Party

Champion of Champions

Downtown Queens

Downtown Queens only has one Photo Op, and it features the owner of an iconic shop in the district.
We’ll Treat You Like Family

Financial District

The chaos of the city shows up in the only Photo Op of the Financial District. You’ll find it quickly after spotting an ambulance and other vehicles parked in the street.
It Was An Accident

Greenwich

The two Photo Ops of Greenwich feature an iconic mural of the district and someone from the ESU eager to help a student; you can’t miss them.
Greenwich Mural

Telling Time

Harlem

Harlem wouldn’t be Harlem without a classic basketball match, which is what you’ll find in the only Photo Op of this place.
The City Game

Hell’s Kitchen

Despite the name of the only Photo Op of Hell’s Kitchen, the people featured in the picture are having a more peaceful type of duel. Look for the people playing instruments in the street.
The Duel

Little Odessa

Little Odessa is one of the most fun districts in the game and the one that’ll teach you about the Photo Ops in Spider-Man 2. It features three Photo Ops, and you’ll see a high-stakes disc-throwing game, a rivalry between mascots, and a legendary farmer’s market.
High Stakes

The Bodega Beef

We’re Here Every Week

Midtown

A bit of a dichotomy in this district is as it features two Photo Ops with people blaming Oscorp for events of the first game, and the second one shows someone casually practicing for an audition.
We Haven’t Forgotten

Audition Piece

Upper West Side

Who said Miles and Peter were the only ones allowed to wear masks? Two local heroes appear in the only Photo Op of the Upper West Side.
Kinda Fanboys

Upper East Side

The Upper East Side has some killer views, and you’ll spot one during the only Photo Op of the district, which features a tennis court.
The Roof Court

Williamsburg

Last but not least, we have the hidden gem of Williamsburg in the shape of a watering hole, which is what shows up in the only Photo op of this area.
Hidden Oasis

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Can You Swim in Spider-Man 2?That’s a wrap on our guide for all the Photo Ops locations in Spider-Man 2. To sum up, here’s the amount of Photo Ops per district:
- Astoria: 2
- Central Park: 2
- Chinatown: 2
- Downtown Brooklyn: 3
- Downtown Queens: 1
- Financial District: 1
- Greenwich: 2
- Harlem: 1
- Hell’s Kitchen: 1
- Little Odessa: 3
- Midtown: 2
- Upper West Side: 1
- Upper East Side: 1
- Williamsburg: 1
As you can see, there’s a lot of exploring to do, and if you want to see how it looks when in-game, here’s a video from our team showcasing Venom as a playable character.