With the constantly improving quality of the iPhone camera, there is really no limit to the kind of photos you can take with the only camera that’s always with you. So when thousands of iPhone photographers from all around the world submit their best work to our weekly photo contest, we are always amazed by their seemingly limitless creativity. To further celebrate the great work of our readers, we have compiled 100 of our favorite weekly contest submissions to create a unique gallery featuring some of the best iPhone photos that were taken in 2014. Enjoy!

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I’m really excited to share this interview with Alireza Sheshmani, an extremely talented iPhone street photographer based in Tehran, Iran. The way he connects with people and captures everyday city life is fascinating. His photos tell powerful stories which often evoke strong emotions in the viewer. In this article you’ll learn more about Ali and how he uses his iPhone for incredible street photography.

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Thank you to everyone who participated in our weekly iPhone photography contest. The contest theme this week was Painterly Photography, and any photos that look like they’ve been painted or sketched, rather than photographed, could be submitted. This was a really beautiful photo feed to look through, and I had to keep reminding myself that these images aren’t actually paintings! Here are my personal favorites.

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I’m really excited to share this interview with Jaap Erkelens, a talented iPhone photographer from the Netherlands. Jaap is famous for his “puddlegrams” which show beautiful and interesting scenes reflected in puddles. In this article, you’ll discover more about Jaap and how he creates these captivating symmetrical compositions.

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Thank you to everyone who participated in our weekly iPhone photography contest. The contest theme this week was Street Photography, and any photos of street scenes could be submitted. We had 224 fantastic entries, making it very difficult to choose just a few winners, but here are my favorite images this week.

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Piconizer is an exciting new gadget that offers a convenient pocket-sized photo library for backing up and organizing your iPhone photos. Currently in the process of gaining funding on Kickstarter, it looks set to be a really useful accessory for iPhone photographers. In this article you’ll discover how Piconizer can be used to back up your camera roll and free up space on your iPhone.

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I’m really pleased to share this interview with Joerg Nicht, a talented iPhone photographer from Berlin. Joerg predominantly shoots street photography, using his skills to capture cities and landscapes in motion. As well as documenting life in Berlin, he also travels frequently. In this interview, you’ll find out more about Joerg and how he uses his iPhone to capture interesting and spontaneous street scenes.

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Thank you to all who participated in our weekly iPhone photography contest. The contest theme this week was Multiple Exposure, and any double or multiple exposure images that blend two or more photos together could be submitted. Multiple exposure effects are not easy to get right, but we had some incredible submissions this week using a wide variety of subjects. Here are my favorite images.

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I’m really excited to share this interview with Kelly Tan, an incredibly talented digital artist who most will know by her online username “LovePaperPlane.” Kelly uses her iPhone and iPad to combine raw images into stunning fantasy pieces of art that transport you into another world. In this interview, you’ll learn more about Kelly and how she creates these wonderful images.

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Thank you all for participating in our weekly iPhone photography contest. The contest theme this week was Buildings, and any photos of buildings or architecture could be submitted. We had 299 wonderful photo submissions, and as always it was difficult to pick just a few winners. But here are my personal favorites this week.

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