Technology continues to change and make our lives easier. For example, we do many things that we once needed different tools to perform using our smartphones. Undoubtedly, taking photographs is one of them.
Mobile cameras, which are getting better every day, are now competing with professional cameras. In particular, the iPhone does very well in this area. Images shot on iPhone grace the covers of magazines, gallery walls and even billboards around the world
Apple chose the best macro photos with Shot on iPhone Macro Challenge
Recently iPhone 13 Pro Introducing the most advanced mobile camera system to date with its series, Apple offered its users the chance to capture sharp and striking macro images with the iPhone for the first time. Thus, photographers no longer need to use special equipment.
On this ambitious promotion, the company, which wants to show the camera power of the iPhone 13 Pro series, announced the Shot on iPhone Macro Challenge event for photographers around the world. Within the scope of the event, macro photos taken by participants from different countries with their phones were evaluated.
Finally, a panel of international jury members selected 10 photographs from among them. The winners were photographers from China, Hungary, India, Italy, Spain, Thailand and the USA. Using the iPhone 13 Pro, the artists captured unique landscapes that might be overlooked by the naked eye.
Among them; There are objects such as dew drops on a spider web, snowflakes in a dog’s hair, a hibiscus flower, and a strawberry covered in tiny bubbles, whose beauty can only be noticed in a macro shot. Here are those photos:
“The Cave” by Marco Colletta
“Sea Glass” by Guido Cassanelli
“Hidden Gem”
by Jirasak Panpiansin “Honeycomb”
by Tom Reeves “A Drop of Freedom”
by Hojisan “The Final Bloom”
“Volcanic Lava” by Abhik Mondal
“Strawberry in Soda”
by Trevor Collins, “Leaf Illumination”
“Art in Nature”
by Prajwal Chougule
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