We do not want and cannot claim that the days of big cameras are over, because that is not true, but something is still true - excellent and breathtaking photos can also be taken by "tamali". Photographers coming from more than 140 countries competed in various categories such as "Portrait", "Abstract" and "Still life". This year, the top prize went to Sebastiano Tomada from Brooklyn, New York. He captured a photo in the lens of his iPhone 6S, which he translated in the following way: "Children roam the streets of Quayyarah, near the smoke and fire ignited by ISIS soldiers." These are the best iPhone photos of 2017.
This year's award-winning iPhone photos are just that—breathtaking. These are the best iPhone photos of 2017.
DINA ALFASI (ISRAEL) – “PEOPLE”
Dina says that she prefers to photograph street events and people. He goes to work by train or bus every day and thus captures many interesting moments. She is most interested in intimate moments, which she eventually became aware of and therefore began to capture in the lens.
SEBASTIANO TOMADA (USA - NEW YORK) - GRAND PRIZE
A photo that will make most cringe. Images of war send chills up our spines, especially if they include children. You'd be hard-pressed to guess that this one was taken with a phone, right?
BRANDA O SE (IRELAND) – PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR
Branda took the photo one April morning last year when she was walking between the piers in Jakarta. The deadline was signed by a worker during his rest.
DONGRUI YU (CHINA) – ANIMALS (2nd place)
Yu says the photo was taken by the pond on a cloudy morning. He liked the reflection in the water, which was completely dark due to the cloud cover.
JOSHUA SARINANA (USA – CAMBRIDGE) – TRAVEL (2nd place)
A photo that captures summer in Cambridge!
MAGALI CHESNEL (FRANCE) – DREVESA (1st place)
"An extremely cold winter has gripped Europe. This tree stands near Lake Leman in Switzerland, and when the wind blew at a speed of 100 km/h and carried the water from the surface of the lake, it turned into ice on contact with the trees. The photo was taken one morning, when I was admiring the power of nature on a walk and couldn't help but marvel at what it is capable of", wrote Magali Chesnel.
GABRIEL RIBEIRO (BRAZIL) – PORTRAIT (1st place)
The author says that the photo was taken in January, when an aunt and cousin came to visit. Riebiro wanted to test how good a photo he could create in natural light, capturing the depth of the child's eyes.
SZYMON FELKEL (POLAND) – CHILDREN (1st place)
The photo was taken in 2015 at Times Square in New York and is called Children's Curiosity. No further explanation is needed, right?
BARRY MAYES (GREAT BRITAIN) – CHILDREN (3rd place)
JULIA SMETANINA (RUSSIA) – FLORAL (2nd place)
The photo was taken during a lecture on mobile phone photography. Quite ironic.
More information:
ippawards.com
