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From a boy encountering a shark in Tampa, Florida, to meditating monks in Cambodia, the winners of this year’s iPhone Photography Award are, according to the judges, “a powerful testament to the art of storytelling through photography.”
The annual competition is now in its 17th year and was launched in 2007 when the first iPhone “first began to inspire, excite and captivate users around the world”.
Thousands of photos were submitted from over 140 countries worldwide.
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Here are some of the winning images. Click here Here for the full list of winners.
Overall winner
Photographer of the Year: Erin Brooks from the USA was named Photographer of the Year. Her photo “Boy Meets Shark” was taken in Tampa, Florida, with an iPhone 15 Pro Max.
“Boy Meets Shark” in Tampa, Florida (Erin Brooks/IPPAWARDS)
First place: Glen Wilbert from the USA for “Lifeguard Camp”, shot in Huntington Beach, California, with an iPhone 11 Pro Max.
“Lifeguard Camp” (Glen Wilbert/IPPAWARDS)
Second place: Anthony Maureal from the USA for “Pupils”, shot in Ta Prohm in Siem Reap, Cambodia, with an iPhone 15 Pro.
“Students” (Anthony Maureal/IPPAWARDS)
Third place: Wenlong Jiang from China for his photo taken with an iPhone 14 from Fujian, China.
Animals
First place: Colin Huskins from England for “Huntsman, Horse & Hounds”, shot with an iPhone 7 Plus in Cirencester, England.
Hunter, horse and dogs (Colin Huskins/IPPAWARDS)
Second place: Huapeng Zhao from China for “Mother and Son,” shot with an iPhone 15 Pro Max in Serengeti National Park, Tanzania.
“Mother and Son” (Huapeng Zhao/IPPAWARDS)
Third place: Rebecca Horrocks from Australia for “George Loves Chippies”, shot with an iPhone 13 in Aireys Inlet in Victoria, Australia.
“George loves chippies”, (Rebecca Horrocks/IPPAWARDS)
Landscape
First place: Paddy Chao from Taiwan for “Night Sky at Lake Tekapo,” shot with an iPhone 15 Pro Max at Lake Tekapo, New Zealand.
“Night sky at Lake Tekapo” (Paddy Chao/IPPAWARDS)
Second place: Alessandra Manzotti from Italy for “Half Measures”, shot with an iPhone 12 Pro Max in Antarctica
“Half measures” (Alessandra Manzotti/IPPAWARDS)
Third place: Qu Lu from the USA for “Snowy Waves”, shot with an iPhone 13 Pro Max at The Wave in Arizona
“Snowy Waves” (Qu Lu/IPPAWARDS)
