Winners of the 2024 iPhone Photography Awards announced
The 17th annual iPhone Photography Awards winners have been announced, and this year's winning photograph has been shot with an iPhone 15 Pro Max.
![Close-up of vibrant, reddish-orange and dark green feathers with fine, detailed textures.](https://photos5.appleinsider.com/gallery/60762-125068-IPPAWARDS-abstract-winner-xl.jpg)
Pita Pinta | Image Credit: Jose Manuel Garcia Gonzalez/IPPAwards
Started in 2007, the iPhone Photography Awards (IPPAWARDS) have celebrated the best in photographic imagery from around the world. Thousands of images are submitted yearly from iPhone photographers from more than 140 countries worldwide.
"This year's winning images are a powerful testament to the art of storytelling through photography," IPPAWARDS said in a statement.
"From a young boy's awe as he encounters the mysteries of the deep sea in Boy Meets Shark to the energetic and synchronized movement of lifeguards in training at Lifeguard Camp, these photographs capture moments that deeply resonate."
![Child observing a large aquarium filled with fish, coral, and a prominent shark.](https://photos5.appleinsider.com/gallery/60762-125069-boy-meets-shark-xl.jpg)
Boy Meets Shark | Image Credit: Erin Brooks/IPPAwards
This year, the winning photograph features a boy having a close encounter with a shark at an aquarium. The picture was shot in Tampa, Florida, by Erin Brooks.
![A large group of swimmers, all wearing red caps, swim through clear green water in a coordinated manner.](https://photos5.appleinsider.com/gallery/60762-125070-lifeguard-camp-xl.jpg)
Lifeguard Camp | Image Credit: Glenn Wilbert/IPPAwards
First place went to Glen Wilbert for a shot of lifeguards swimming together at lifeguard camp. The image, shot at Huntington Beach, California, was shot on an iPhone 11 Pro Max.
It's worth taking a look through this year's winners' gallery, as there are some fantastic examples of what the iPhone is capable of in the hands of a skilled photographer.
Last year's grand prize winner, a photograph dubbed "Heroe" also featured a young boy.
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