The Winners of the 2020 iPhone Photography Awards


Créé en 2007, l’iPhone Photography Awards (IPPAWARDS) est né avec l’invention de l’iPhone. Cette année encore, des participants venant des quatre coins de la planète ont envoyé les clichés réalisés avec le smartphone d’Apple. Une énième preuve que ce moyen n’a désormais rien à envier aux caméra les plus performantes en termes de rendu artistique.

L’omniprésent produit d’Apple a en effet fait du chemin. Il est non seulement capable de s’adapter à la technologie de réalité augmentée, mais il a également été utilisé pour créer une publicité de cinq heures présentant une visite labyrinthique du musée russe de l’Ermitage, tournée en une seule prise.

Les lauréats des 2020 iPhone Photography Awards montrent que tout ce dont vous avez vraiment besoin est un smart phone et un oeil vif.

Avec un Grand Prix, un podium et trois lauréats pour les 18 catégories, ce sont 58 photographes qui sont distingués pour ces IPPAWARDS 2020.

1st Place, Photographer of the Year: Artyom Baryshau, No walls (2020). Shot on iPhone 6.

2nd Place, Photographer of the Year: Geli Zhao, Untitled (2020). Shot on iPhone XS Max.

3rd Place, Photographer of the Year: Saif Hussain, Sheikh of youth (2020). Shot on iPhone X.

1st Place, Landscape: Liu Dan, Untitled (2020). Shot on iPhone XS Max.

2nd Place – Landscape: Nico Brons, Duned (2020). Shot on iPhone 11Pro Max.

3rd Place – Landscape: Dominic Dähncke, The Cloud (2020). Shot on iPhone 8 Plus.

1st Place – Still Life: Joao Cabaco, The Wine Bottle and the Seven Chouriços (2020). Shot on iPhone XR.

Grand Prize Winner, Photographer of the Year: Dimpy Bhalotia, Flying Boys (2020). Shot on iPhone X.

, Costanza, via Fubiz Media https://bit.ly/30PTMbs

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