The 17th annual iPhone Photography Awards have been announced, and this year's winning photo was shot with the iPhone 15 Pro Max.
Launched in 2007, the iPhone Photography Awards (IPPAWARDS) have celebrated the best photography around the world.
Every year, thousands of iPhone photos are submitted by photographers from over 140 countries around the world.
The image titled "Boy Meets Shark" was taken by iPhone 15 Pro Max.
The image titled "Boy Meets Shark" was taken by iPhone 15 Pro Max.
IPPAWARDS representative said:
"This year's winning images are a powerful testament to the art of storytelling through photography. From the awe of a young boy witnessing the mysteries of the deep sea in 'Boy Meets Shark
' to the mass movement and energy of rescuers at the Rescue Camp in 'Lifeguard Camp', these images capture some incredibly powerful moments."
This year's winning photo is of a boy touching a glass panel where a shark is swimming at an aquarium.
The photo was taken in Tampa, Florida, by Erin Brooks.
The iPhone 15 Pro Max offers impressive capabilities, no less than a mechanical camera.
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The iPhone 15 Pro Max offers impressive capabilities, no less than a mechanical camera.
First place went to Glen Wilbert for his photo of lifeguards swimming together at a lifeguard camp.
The photo was taken in Huntington Beach, California, USA with an iPhone 11 Pro Max.
The image titled "Lifeguard Camp" was taken by iPhone 11 Pro Max.
The image titled "Lifeguard Camp" was taken by iPhone 11 Pro Max.
Overall, this year’s collection of winning photos is quite impressive. They are great examples of what the iPhone can do in the hands of a skilled photographer.
In terms of specifications, the iPhone 15 Pro Max has a rear camera setup including: a 48MP main camera; a 12MP ultra-wide-angle camera and a 12MP telephoto camera with a periscope lens - tetraprism, providing 5x optical zoom. On the front, the device has a 12MP quality selfie camera. Overall, when owning this high-end smartphone, users can be completely assured of the ability to take photos and record videos.
According to a survey, the price of iPhone 11 in the Vietnamese market has decreased a lot compared to when it was launched, where users can buy 64 GB or 128 GB versions for about 8.7 million VND to 10.2 million VND.
The question is why is the iPhone 11 worth buying for today's freshmen? There are many reasons why users may prefer the iPhone 11 over any other phone. That is, freshmen do not want to spend a lot of money on additional equipment and other learning supplies but still want a modern iPhone to communicate. Or even older family members who are not very tech-savvy, just need an iPhone to maintain contact via FaceTime with higher security and do not need advanced hardware.
