The first and oldest photography contest for iPhone is back, showcasing one more year of exceptional images from around the world. captured with Apple’s mobile phone.
From Buddhist students to tree-climbing leopards, this year’s winners of the 17th edition ofiPhone Photography Awards (IPPA Awards) are spectacular.
The contest, which began in 2007, has received nominations from more than 140 countries in many different categories, such as Animals, Portrait, Nature and Travel.
“Whether through the lens of a seasoned professional or a passionate amateur, these images remind us that every moment contains a story waiting to be told, and every story has the power to resonate deeply in the human spirit,” the Awards state. IPPA that have the requirement to have been made on a terminal iPhone mobile.
The impressive photograph of a child amazed by a huge sharktaken by American photographer Erin Brooks, won the Grand Prize.
Here are some of our favorite photos of this year’s winners:
‘Boy Meets Shark’ de Erin Brooks (Grand Prize Winner)
‘Lifeguard Camp’ by Glen Wilbert (Photographer of the Year, 1st Place)
‘Pupils’ by Mogli Maureal (Photographer of the Year, 2nd place)
‘Pita Pinta’ José Manuel García González (Abstract category, 1st place)
‘Hunter, Horse and Hounds’ by Colin Hoskins (Animals category, 1st place)
‘Mother and son’ Huapeng Zhao (Animals category, 2nd place)
‘Entrance to the Fancy Land’ by Leping Cheng (Architecture category, 1st place)
‘Neuer Zollhof’ by Yixi Luo (Architecture category, 2nd place)
‘On the swing of childhood’ Daniel de Cerqueira (Children’s category, 1st place)
‘Winged eyes’ Soledad Barranca Mirón (Children’s category, 2nd place)
‘Night Sky in Lake Tekapo’ by Paddy Chao (Landscape category, 1st place)
‘Balloon Head’ de Lingbo-Wang (Lifestyle category, 3rd place)
‘Stream’ by Shinya Itahana (Nature category, 1st place)
‘Spirit at Rest’ de Scott Galloway (Nature category, 2nd place)
‘What’s on your mind?’ de Jun Hu (Others category, 1st place)
‘Ascending’ by Chan Nyein Aung (Other category, 3rd place)
‘Oompa Loompa’ Brooke Wilen (People category, 1st place)
‘Grace’ by Artem-Koleganov (Portrait category, 1st place)
‘Pilgrim’ Enhua Ni (Portrait category, 2nd place)
‘Sahara Surfing’ de Khalid Mahmood (Travel category, 1st place)
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