We’ve all seen the “Shot on iPhone” ads splashed across billboards while we’re driving, in which incredible photographs captured with iPhones are shared. Each makes you question whether you’re actually using the same phone as the photographer. If you want to question your skills further, check these out. These are the winners of the 2017 iPhone Photography Awards. The winning photo came courtesy of Sebastiano Tomada, a photographer who captured a shot of a pair of children in the foreground while fire and smoke poured out of a building in Mosul behind them. A variety of other awards were handed out, including Photographer of the Year, Landscape Photo of the Year, and many more. You can see a few of the winning shots above, but click here to see a gallery of all the winners. Now go out and practice.
The Winners of the 2017 iPhone Photography Awards
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