The iPhone Photography Awards have been held annually since the first iPhone was launched in 2007. It includes 14 categories such as abstract, urban landscape, portrait, nature...
Entrants can submit any photo taken with an iPhone or iPad, as long as it is taken by them, unpublished, and unedited on a computer (photos can be edited on an iPhone).
This year’s winners and entries are in, and if you take a closer look, you might be surprised at how great iPhones can be, even older models like the iPhone 8 and iPhone 11 Pro.
The Grand Prize-winning photo "Heroe" by Ivan Silva (Mexico) was taken with an iPhone 12 Pro.
"Oculus" by Akira Kawahata (USA) won second prize in the Architecture category, taken with iPhone 13 Pro Max.
The photo "Girl" by Sofia Ershova (USA) won first prize in the Children category and was taken with an iPhone 13 Pro.
"Wonder Wheel" by Scott Galloway (USA) won first place in the Natural category, taken with iPhone 12 Pro Max
"Taming Waves" by Sasa Borozan (Croatia) won second place in the Photographer of the Year category, taken with an iPhone 13 Pro.
"Islas Afortunadas" (Oases of Fortune) by Alina Rudya (Spain) won 2nd place in the Other category, taken with iPhone 12.
"Once en Rosa" by Skye Snyder (USA) won first prize in the Animals category, taken with iPhone 12 Pro Max.
"Early Morning Farm" by Ton Ensing (Netherlands) won first prize in the Landscape category and was taken with an iPhone 12 Pro.
"Last night before Xmas" by Long Nguyen (Paris, France) won first prize in the Travel category, taken with iPhone 12 Pro.
"Bi Mo" by Jian Wang (China) won second place in the People category, taken with iPhone 8 Plus.
"Coronavirus Confinement" by Santiago Martinez de Septien (Spain) won third place in the Lifestyle category and was taken with an iPhone 11 Pro.
"Life in a tube-shaped building" by Jinsong Hu in China won first prize in the Cityscape category and was taken with an iPhone 12 Pro Max.
"Majestic Bald Cypress Stand" by Pamela Jones-Morton (USA) won 3rd prize in the Nature category and was taken with iPhone 11 Pro.
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