From intimate, thought-provoking moments to stunning, captivating scenes, these former iPhone Photography Award winners are nothing short of impressive.
Today, technology has come so incredibly far, that it’s even easier to capture and share moments in time with a pocket device.
Flowers
Nicky Ryan
Sydney, NSW Australia
Animals
Renai Roberts
Colebee, NSW Australia
Seasons
Nicky Ryan
Sydney, NSW Australia
Sunset
Chris Hillary
Melbourne, Australia
Yvonne Lu
Yvonne is a Taiwanese fine art photographer who currently resides in New York. Yvonne believes photography is “about those unique and sometimes surprising moments along the journey” she captured an image of a quiet yet captivating image of a couple on a train. She noticed the pair as she travelled along the Hudson Valley River on her way home to New York City. Yvonne relies on her iPhone to capture moments like these because it lets her take pictures quietly without disturbing her subjects. She also loves the ability to post her photos to social sites, like Instagram, and share them with the world instantly.
David Craikb
David is a UK-based photographer, who believes “the only restriction on a photographer is the photographer’s own imagination” his philosophy “shines through in his photo of Starlings that had come to snatch the crumbs off his table at a coastal café in the United Kingdom.” While a photo of birds may seem ordinary, the compelling image Craik created is astonishingly unique. “After the first bird landed and I saw the shadow on the white wall behind it,” he explained, “I knew this was a great image to be captured. Now it was just a case of operating the iPhone properly and finding the best composition.” David used the Burst mode feature on his iPhone to capture this stunning image.
Michal Koralewski
Michal is a street photographer from Poland. Michal says he “tries to pick up inspiration every he goes” by keeping “his eyes open and ready to find the next captivating image.” For his winning photo, Michal says he came across one of those moments as he strolled through a market square in Warsaw and spotted an accordionist playing traditional Polish songs. As soon as he saw the bearded musician, he knew he had to take the photo with his iPhone.
