The cameras we have on our devices have evolved at a dizzying rate. The quality of the sensors and the lenses make it possible for amateur users to take incredible images. What's more, many users already prefer to have a more powerful camera on their mobile instead of buying an external camera. An international competition called iPhone Photography Awards (IPPAWARDS) which began its journey in 2007. A few hours ago the winning images of the thirteenth edition were published, both in the general category and in the 19 subcategories that the contest has.
These are the winners of the 13th iPhone Photography Awards
Today, we proudly announce the winners of the 2020 iPhone Photography Awards (IPPAWARDS). This year the 13th annual awards show is celebrated with submissions from thousands of photographers from around the world. Dozens of winning photographs reflect powerful visions of the world, from vast landscapes to a single tree, from city streets to remote desolation, from work and hardships to a private moment in the sun.
From the official headquarters of the iPhone Photography Awards in New York, the jury and team behind the contest have announced the winners of all categories. Among them are images captured with an iPhone 6, a device that is far from other winners who used an iPhone X and an XS Max. That is why the jury not only values the terminal with which the images are captured, but also the technique, the composition and the lights. These are the winners of this thirteenth edition:
- dimpy bhalotia, United Kingdom: Grand Prize Winner. Photographer of the year. Flying Boys. Location: Banaras, India. Shot on iPhone.
- Artyom Baryshau, Belarus: 1st Place, Photographer of the Year. No walls. Location: India. Shot on iPhone 6
- Geli Zhao, China. 2nd Place, Photographer of the Year. Location Chengdu, Sichuan. No title. Captured on iPhone XS Max
- Saif Hussain, Iraq: 3rd Place, Photographer of the Year. Sheik of youth. Location: Baghdad, Iraq. Shot on iPhone X
The winning images in the rest of the subcategories can be consulted in the IPPAWARDS official website in the 'Gallery of winners' section. In addition, it must be remembered that each of the winners of the subcategories takes a gold bar, literally, of the most recognizable private gold mint in the world. world. Instead, those who finish second and third in these subcategories will win a platinum bar.