Thank you to everyone who submitted such incredible photos in our weekly iPhone photography contest. This week’s theme was “Silhouettes” which is one of my favorite styles of photography. We had 485 fantastic submissions, making it very difficult to choose just 30 winners. But here are my favorite silhouette images this week. Well done everyone – stunning work!
I’m really pleased to share this interview with Arthur Renoir Thyssen, a talented street photographer from Indonesia who captures wonderful moments with his iPhone. He has a great eye for composition, color and light, often capturing stunning silhouettes, shadows and reflections with perfect timing. In this interview you’ll find out more about Arthur and how he manages to overcome the challenges of iPhone street photography.
I’m delighted to share the news that the Mobile Photography Awards has now revealed the Grand Prize winner of the 2014 competition. The prestigious “Mobile Photographer Of The Year” award goes to Sheldon Serkin, an extremely talented mobile street photographer. In this article you can see more of Sheldon’s incredible mobile photography and discover why the judges found his work so powerful.
The rule of thirds is one of the essential composition techniques to master in photography, and this was the theme for our weekly iPhone photography contest. Thank you to everyone who entered their wonderful photos composed with the subject or horizon off-centre. With 477 entries there were so many great photos to choose from, but here are my personal favorites.
Daniel Casson is a talented landscape photographer who lives near the Peak District in the UK. With an incredible eye for composition and color, Daniel’s photos instantly make you want to go out and explore the outdoors. In this interview you’ll learn more about Daniel and how he takes such stunning landscape photos with his iPhone.
Thank you to everyone who submitted such amazing photos in our weekly iPhone photography contest. The theme this week was “Landscape” and we had a huge amount of entries. With a total of 591 stunning landscape scenes to choose from, it was very difficult to make my selection and I had to leave many wonderful images out. But here are my favorites photos this week.
I’m really excited to share the announcement of the winners of the 2014 Mobile Photography Awards. The Mobile Photography Awards is the largest competition for mobile photography and art with fantastic prizes and the chance to have your work exhibited. And this year Emil Pakarklis, founder of iPhone Photography School, had the honor of being on the jury for the Landscapes category. So let’s take a look at the amazing winning images!
I’m really pleased to share this interview with Rob Pearson-Wright, winner of the mobile photography category in the recently announced Terry O’Neill Photography Awards. Rob has an incredible ability to tell powerful stories with his candid street photography. In this interview you’ll discover more about Rob and how he takes award-winning street photos with his iPhone.
Thank you to everyone who submitted photos in our weekly iPhone photography contest. The theme this week was “Winter” and we had over 400 entries that captured wonderful wintery scenes. It was very difficult to choose just 30 winners, but here are my favorites this week.
Thank you to all of those who took part in our weekly iPhone photography contest. The theme this week was “Square” and any square format iPhone photos could be submitted. We had almost 500 entries in this contest, and it was really interesting to see which type of compositions work well for square images. Here are my personal favorites this week.
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