Winners of the 2021 iPhone Photography Awards announced
The 14th annual iPhone Photography Awards winners have been announced, and this year's winning photograph was taken with an iPhone 7.
"Untitled" | Image Credit: Yayun Liu/IPPAwards
The iPhone Photography Awards is an annual contest that judges images exclusively shot on either the iPhone or the iPad. 2021 marks the competition's 14th year, with winners spanning the globe.
"Transylvanian Shepherds" | Image Credit: Istvan Kerekes/IPPAwards
This year, the grand prize photograph, titled "Transylvanian Shepherds," was shot in Romania by Istvan Kerekes using an iPhone 7.
"Bonding" | Image Credit: Sharan Shetty/IPPAwards
First place overall went to Sharan Shetty, who shot "Bonding" on an iPhone X in Azerbaijan.
"A Walk on Mars" | Image Credit: Dan Liu/IPPAwards
Second place overall was awarded to Dan Liu, who shot "A Walk on Mars" with an iPhone 11 Pro Max in Qinghai, China.
"Side-Walking on Air" | Image Credit: Jeff Rayner/IPPAwards
Jeff Rayner took third place overall for "Side-Walking on Air," which was shot with an iPhone X in California.
This year's competition covered a wide swath of categories, including, but not limited to-- architecture, animals, and environment, panorama, and more.
"Candy" | Image Credit: Yuexiang Wang/IPPAwards
"Strike a Pose" | Image Credit: Laila Bakker/IPPAwards
The 2022 competition is already underway, with a deadline of March 31, 2022. Users who wish to submit must submit in one of the following categories.
2022's winners will be competing for a wide array of prizes, including gold and platinum bars. In addition, the top overall winners will compete for a prize to be announced later.
Last year, Dimpy Bhalotia, a photographer based out of the United Kingdom, took first place for her image "Flying Boys." Bhaloita won an iPad Air, and the overall winners each received an Apple Watch.
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"Untitled" | Image Credit: Yayun Liu/IPPAwards
The iPhone Photography Awards is an annual contest that judges images exclusively shot on either the iPhone or the iPad. 2021 marks the competition's 14th year, with winners spanning the globe.
"Transylvanian Shepherds" | Image Credit: Istvan Kerekes/IPPAwards
This year, the grand prize photograph, titled "Transylvanian Shepherds," was shot in Romania by Istvan Kerekes using an iPhone 7.
"Bonding" | Image Credit: Sharan Shetty/IPPAwards
First place overall went to Sharan Shetty, who shot "Bonding" on an iPhone X in Azerbaijan.
"A Walk on Mars" | Image Credit: Dan Liu/IPPAwards
Second place overall was awarded to Dan Liu, who shot "A Walk on Mars" with an iPhone 11 Pro Max in Qinghai, China.
"Side-Walking on Air" | Image Credit: Jeff Rayner/IPPAwards
Jeff Rayner took third place overall for "Side-Walking on Air," which was shot with an iPhone X in California.
This year's competition covered a wide swath of categories, including, but not limited to-- architecture, animals, and environment, panorama, and more.
"Candy" | Image Credit: Yuexiang Wang/IPPAwards
"Strike a Pose" | Image Credit: Laila Bakker/IPPAwards
The 2022 competition is already underway, with a deadline of March 31, 2022. Users who wish to submit must submit in one of the following categories.
- Abstract
- Animals
- Architecture
- Children
- Cityscape
- Landscape
- Lifestyle
- Nature
- People
- Portrait
- Series (3 images)
- Still Life
- Sunset
- Travel
- Other
2022's winners will be competing for a wide array of prizes, including gold and platinum bars. In addition, the top overall winners will compete for a prize to be announced later.
Last year, Dimpy Bhalotia, a photographer based out of the United Kingdom, took first place for her image "Flying Boys." Bhaloita won an iPad Air, and the overall winners each received an Apple Watch.
Read on AppleInsider
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