The winners of the 17th annual iPhone Photography Awards have been announced and the deadline for next year’s competition has been set.
All photos were taken with an iPhone or iPad and the rules state that all editing must also be done on the mobile device…
Organizers said the photos capture the world through both the heart and the mind.
The iPhone Photography Awards (IPPAWARDS) is pleased to announce the winners of its 17th annual competition. This year’s winning images are a powerful testament to the art of storytelling through photography. From the awe of a young boy exploring the mysteries of the deep sea in Boy Meets Shark to the energetic and synchronized movements of lifeguards as they train at Lifeguard Camp, these photos capture moments that resonate deeply. Whether landscapes, portraits or abstract compositions, the winning images convey emotions from serenity and wonder to joy and introspection, showcasing the unique ability of iPhone photography to connect us with the world in profound ways.
Looking at these award-winning photographs transports you to places where time slows down. Viewers can experience the quiet concentration of meditating monks in an ancient temple or the delicate complexity of an abstract form that challenges the limits of perception. These images are not just snapshots; they are profound expressions of life, captured through the lens of those who perceive the world with heart and mind.
Check out the winners here.
If you would like to take part in next year’s competition, the rules are very simple.
Photographers from all over the world using an iPhone or iPad are eligible to enter. Photos cannot have been published anywhere before. Posts to personal accounts (Facebook, Instagram, etc.) are permitted. Photos cannot have been edited in a desktop photo editing program such as Photoshop. Any iOS app can be used.
Use of any iPhone is permitted. iPhone attachment lenses can be used. In some cases, we may request the original image to confirm it was taken with an iPhone or iPad. Photos that cannot be verified will be disqualified.
Submissions must be in original size or must not be smaller than 1000 pixels in height or width.
The entry fee is $5.50 for a single image, with discounts for multiple images, and the deadline is March 31, 2025.
Photo by Kai Cheng on Unsplash
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