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iPPA Awards 2016 - Best iPhone Photos of 2016

iPhone Photography Awards 2016 - the best iPhone photos of 2016

The iPPA 2016 awards were recently held, where the best iPhone photos of 2016 were announced, proving that the line between the quality of photos taken by smartphones and digital cameras has already completely blurred. Or as they say, the iPhone is like a pen. Good or bad, it just won't write the poem, the poet will. Sometimes all you need for a good photo is a sense of composition and a good eye. These iPhone photographers did it best this year.

We publish the best iPhone photos of 2016. Awards IPPA 2016 were awarded for the ninth time! Yes, the iPhone has dominated our pockets and purses for so many years. On the iPhone Photography Awards thousands of photographers applied this year from 139 countries, and prizes were awarded in 19 categories (animals, portraits, travel, flowers, food...).

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Winning photo in the animal category.
Winning photo in the animal category.

He received the highest award of the iPPA Siyuan Niu from Xinjiang (China), who took a portrait of the 70-year-old Khalkha with his eagle (Man and the Eagle). However, they occupied the first three places Patryk Kuleta from Warsaw (Poland), Robin Roberts from California (USA) and Carolyn Mara Borlenghi from Florida (USA). The winner was overjoyed at the recognition and said that when he got the news that he had won the top prize, he felt like Jack from Titanic (Leonardo DiCaprio) when he got his ticket to the Titanic.

The IPPA Awards were started with a purpose recognizing the efforts and creativity of photographers.

iPPA Awards 2016 - the best iPhone photos of 2016 in individual categories:

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