Thank you to everyone who entered images in our weekly iPhone photography contest. This week’s theme was “The Golden Hour” and we had a wonderful selection of light-drenched images to choose from. These 30 winning photos took advantage of the low angle of the sun at dawn or dusk to create outstanding iPhone photos. Thanks to everyone who entered for their hard work and impressive images.
Richard Chang
Alejandro Mondragon
Sahebe Alam
Amy Lynn
Andrejs Razumovs
Bhavna Bhavnathakur
Dariusz Sobiecki
Deborah Coulthard
Ettore Pilati
Eugene Ng
Hashim Mohamed
Hillary Morin
Jacklyn Skenesky
James Ballantyne
Jay Chen
Jefri Lay
Kim Loya
Dima
Liz Anderson
Lolly Kakumani
Mary Ann Tardif
Masako Kozawa
Heidi Mayberry
M. Y. Mim
Nidhi Singh
Penni James
Remigijus Stirbys
Samira Sarah Friemert
Sherry Manners
Udi
Which one of these photos is your favorite? Please let everyone know in the comments below!
How To Enter The Next Photo Contest
Journies start with a single step. Some journies are long and include travel to far-away lands, while others begin and end in our own back yards.
What makes iPhone photos of journies special? They tell stories about discovery, exploration, and new views of the world.
So next week’s contest theme is Journeys, and any iPhone photos that tell viewers about a journey may be submitted. Please be sure to follow instructions regarding number and size of images so we can include your photos among the winners!
To participate, go to contest.iphonephotographyschool.com in your web browser and sign up or log in.
When you’ve signed in, go to the Upload tab and select Add Photos (you can submit up to 10 photos).
All photos must be shot and edited on iPhone, iPad or iPod touch. Images should not have watermarks. When submitting, please be sure your images fit our size requirements (at least 1120 pixels wide).
The submission deadline is Sunday, July 17. Winners will be announced on Monday, July 18. Winning images will also be featured on our iPhone Photography School Facebook page.
Penni James’s abstract exemplifies the blurry boundary between art and documentary that is the essence of photography. A stunning vision.