Thank you to all of the talented photographers who entered their pictures in our weekly iPhone photography contest. This week’s theme was “Buildings” and we had a fantastic selection of images submitted, from modern architecture to abandoned buildings in landscapes. As always, it was very difficult to choose just 30 winners, but here are the final winning iPhone photos of buildings and architecture.
Ruben Carlon
Alexander Gershtein
Anna Rezulak
Charles Hezsely
Connie Jensen
Daniela Gualtieri
Dariusz Sobiecki
Deena Berton
Dwight McAnear
Faye McGinley
Fiona Grose
George Roumeliotis
Georgia Barlow
Gracia Cid Blasco
James Ballantyne
Jason Farrar
Jayne Burland
Juan Rendon
Katie Harrison
Kelwy Oliveira
Leah Eddy
Leslie Gertz
Liz Anderson
Maria Cristina Gonzalez
Masako Kozawa
Nancy Sherman
Remi Canard
Rosa Perry
Suzanne Van Putten
Thomas Joseph
Which one of these photos is your favorite? Please let everyone know in the comments below!
How to Enter the Next Photo Contest
Last week we published a really great tutorial covering 7 Tips For Taking Amazing iPhone Street Photos Of Strangers.
The article is full of useful tips on building your confidence, remaining discreet, and preserving the anonymity of the people you photograph.
Practical tips for remaining discreet include shooting from a distance, blending in with your surroundings, photographing from behind or above, and capturing reflections, shadows or silhouettes.
Once you’ve become more confident, you can then try shooting from a closer distance so that you can capture the facial expressions and emotions of your subjects.
So the new contest theme is Street Photography, and any iPhone street photos can be submitted.
To participate, go to contest.iphonephotographyschool.com in your web browser and sign up or log in.
When you’ve signed in, tap Submit Photos then select the photo you want to upload.
Repeat to upload more photos (you can submit up to 10 images). If you change your mind, you can delete a photo by tapping Delete beneath the image.
All photos must be shot and edited on iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. Images should not have watermarks.
The submission deadline is Sunday, April 10. Winners will be announced on Monday, April 11, and the winning images will also be featured on our iPhone Photography School Facebook page.
So the new contest theme is Street Photography, and any iPhone photos of buildings in landscapes or urban……….Does the last part refer to the Buildings contest as opposed to Street Photography.
Well spotted Mike! It should have said street photos – I’ve altered it now. Thanks for letting us know 🙂
Hello! Does it matter if we have already posted the pics on Instagram?
Hi Maria. It’s fine to submit photos that you’ve already posted on Instagram or anywhere else 🙂
Love that shot, Masako Kozawa!
Thank you, Joanna!
Question…am I correct in assuming that a winning photo in any given contest may be entered in a subsequent contest?
That’s what usually people do and I notice same pics win different contests. However I think a winning picture shouldn’t be eligible for the subsequent contests.
Hi Faye. Yes that’s right – there’s no restriction on which photos you can enter 🙂
Great! Thanks for getting back to me.
Kate ! Thank you for all your selections of my photographs – it has always given me a lot of pleasure ! Although it has never happened before, today the last letter of my surname is missing – the correct one is Sobiecki 🙂
Hi Darek. Sorry about that – I’ve corrected it now 🙂
Thanks Kate ! 🙂
Thanks for including one of mine, always a little buzz, my 2 favourite photos are submitted by Leah Eddy and Masako Kozawa, I always feel a little bit jealous when I see everyone else’s photos but I guess that’s good, keeps up the pressure to improve.
Thank you, Fiona! Such an honor.
A nice surprise to have one of my images included. Thank you. I really like all the images. My favorite is the image by Anna Rezulak. I just love the perspective and the fact that she had the foreground elements of weeds which complimented the derelict building.
Congratulations Deena! 🙂
Wow thank you so much for featuring my pic each contest is more difficult since there is a lot of talent here, congratulation to every one else.
Congratulations Ruben! Keep up the good work. 🙂
Thank you Kate, I was so excited to see my pic included in the 30 as there is such a high caliber of photography in the list. My favourite is Charles Heszley I am a big fan of reflection in buildings.
Congrats Suzanne! Your photo has an amazing perspective. 🙂
Thank you Kate for including one of my photographs!! I´m so happy today :-). It’s the first time I stand at your weekly contest and it’s been a nice surprise! There’s a lot of talent here. Congrats to everyone else!
Congratulations Gracia! And thanks for entering your beautiful photo. 🙂
Any further news on being able to see all of the photos submitted. Also what is the chance of when the images are put onto the FB page that comments are added so that members can maybe understand why particular images were chosen. Thanks.
Hi Mike, you can now view all the photos submitted. You can tap on the “All Photos” option on the top right of the contest page or access it here: http://contest.iphonephotographyschool.com/all_photos
We’ll take note of your suggestion about including the comments. Thank you! @katewesson:disqus
Hi Je-Ann
Thanks for getting back to me. Funnily enough I did notice that after I sent my message – what about retrospective viewing like last weeks Building contest. I looks like just the current entries.
Regards Mike
We’re going to look into that. Thank you! 🙂
I enjoy all the photos, the stark black and white, some I know are buildings not certain what direction they are shooting and the photos that are scenes.
Being a hiker I relate to Jason Farrar photograph. It’s eerie when I walk into a scene like his, I never know who is around. It appears tranquil but is it?