Apple announces the result of 'macro photo contest', beautiful macro photos that fully demonstrate the camera performance of iPhone are slurried
On April 13, 2022, Apple announced the results of the ' Shot on iPhone Macro Photo Shooting Challenge ,' a contest that targets only photos taken with the macro function of the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone 13 Pro Max. Looking at the photos of the top prizewinners, I am surprised that 'Is it possible to take such a photo with an iPhone?'
Apple Announces Hot on iPhone Macro Photography Challenge Winners-Apple (Japan)
This photo contest 'Shot on iPhone Macro Photography Challenge' was submitted by Apple from January 25th to February 17th, 2022. This is the first contest in iPhone history to showcase the performance of the iPhone 13 Pro and iPhone Pro Max, which have a macro mode with the shortest focal distance of 2 cm, and the winners will be widely released on Apple official accounts such as Instagram. In addition, it was said that the work may be adopted in various digital advertisements conducted by Apple Store directly managed stores and Apple.
And on April 13, 2022, Apple announced the results of this contest. So, the works of the winners are as follows.
◆ 'Sea Glass'
The top batter is a photo taken by Guido Cassanelli of Argentina with an iPhone 13 Pro Max of a piece of glass that has drifted to the beach. The jury's review said, 'The best photo shoots are fascinating. Guido Cassanelli's beautiful photos are mysterious, like another world and mysterious. Taken clearly with the macro lens of the iPhone. Yet, the resulting photo has endless expanse and scale. The fantastic color range is truly gorgeous. '
◆ 'The Cave'
The second choice was the hibiscus petals captured by Marco Colletta of Italy. The review said, 'Shooting from the side with a macro is not an easy task because you have to think about whether the photo will be cluttered by the background. This photo has a good composition. The buds are surrounded by petals. It's like being hugged and carefully protected. Light and shadow bring a sense of peace. '
◆ 'Art in Nature'
The third photo taken by Prajwal Chougule of India is a spider web with morning dew. The comment says, 'This is just an example of a simple, graphic yet beautiful photo. Water droplets create gorgeous little pearls, which are dressed in the fascinating shape of a spider web. It's just purely beautiful. '
◆ 'A Drop of Freedom'
A photo of lily petals with water droplets taken by Daniel Olah of Hungary was also selected. 'This photo is reminiscent of a flower painting by a Dutch master. The background beautifully borders the flowers, and the gorgeous reds, greens and blues of the flowers come to the fore and contrast with the deep black. The picture is confusing to the viewer, and the reflected water droplets in the center may really be tears. '
◆ 'Leaf Illumination'
Trevor Collins of the United States posted a close-up image of a fig leaf placed on a desk. The review said, 'Who knew that just leaves would be so attractive? A simple backlight reveals this hidden world of structure and connection that would otherwise go unnoticed. It's worth noting what you can do. '
◆ 'Strawberry in Soda'
Ashley Lee's work in the United States is an image of a strawberry dropped in carbonated water. The comment was 'The moment I saw this photo, I was breathtaking. It's a very fun work that really expresses the transparency, liveliness, and vividness of strawberries.'
◆ 'Volcanic Lava'
A close-up shot of a sunflower placed in a local grocery store by Abhik Mondal of the United States. 'Plant and flower photography is the basis of macro photography, but Abhik Mondal's sunflowers are a great example of the power of the iPhone. Petals turn into kaleidoscopic disc-shaped flowers and seeds. It guides the viewer's line of sight. Contrast, texture and skillful composition were the deciding factors for the award. '
◆ 'Honeycomb'
Tom Reeves of the United States captured a picture of the first snow falling on a puppy during a morning walk. The comment says, 'This photo has a very atmospheric atmosphere. In the unmelted beauty of the snowflakes, the snowflakes that have been brought here in the unmelting winter You can feel the wind. Photographers were able to capture the subtle details that tell a bigger story, full of dynamism and vitality. '
◆ 'Hidden Gem'
Jirasak Panpiansin from Thailand was selected for the photo of the water droplets accumulated at the base of the leaves. The review said, 'I was fascinated by the variety of light in this photo that illuminates the surface tissue of the leaves and at the same time exposes the internal structure of the leaves. This photo is a beautiful photo of it. '
◆ 'The Final Bloom'
The photo of the short moment from the blooming tulips in the garden to being blown away by the wind is the work of Mr. Hojisan of China. 'Hojisan's photographs are beautiful in asymmetrical composition and form. They are intentionally abstracted, and the negative space in the background that complements the subject as much as the colorful texture and form is impressive.' bottom.
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