Welcome to Smartphone Picture of the Week! Each week, we select and share your best smartphone photos in an online feature here on our website, and on our social media. We’ll be updating this page every week with a new winning photo, so be sure to come back and see the latest images. Details on how you can submit yours are below…
Adrian Kwiatkowski, Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra
‘For many years I’ve been taking photos of the Samsung “S” series of mobile phones. I’m currently taking photos with the Samsung Galaxy S22 Ultra. This photo is from Sołacki Park in Poznań. It’s my favorite park at any time of year. Autumn leaves and morning mists over the pond are the best reward for waking up in the morning and taking a walk.’
Instagram: @kwiatkovski_
Michael Craddick, iPhone 14 Pro
‘A macro shot of a leaf of the “lamb’s ear” plant. I was struck by how the afternoon sunlight was not only illuminating the fringe edges but also glowing through the leaf itself. It speaks of the intricacy and infinite beauty of nature which we so often ignore or overlook. My photography is focused on finds ‘in nature’ and not studio compositions. We daily walk by such wonders if we would only take the time to see what’s in front of us; what’s all around us. And in seeing these wonders a whole new world is opened to us.’
Instagram: @bnw_mich
500px: mlcraddick
Simon Steiner, iPhone 14 Pro Max
‘I took these photos early in the morning on a sunny day at the end of September at Friedrichstrasse station in Berlin (Germany). On my way to the train, I happened to see the effects of the sun’s rays thanks to the architecture of the train station.
It was one of those serendipitous moments you get when you’re out and about, looking at your surroundings also through the eyes of an amateur photographer.’
Instagram: @simon.steiner.photo
Fiona Winn, Samsung S23
‘This flower is called cosmos bipinnatus, commonly called cosmos and is native to Mexico. Its my favourite flower to photograph, they come in so many lovely colours. I took this photo on my Samsung S23 in my garden and the settings were 1/500sec at f/1.8, ISO 32 @23mm. When processing I cropped to square, added a glamour glow and a slight lens blur. I wanted the middle to stand out.
Photography is my hobby, I completed an online course and started experimenting with flowers especially macro. I always shoot outside on a bright day or with my light box indoors and an extra ring light. I like to capture all parts of the flower from different angles. I called this photo ‘Flower Power’ because its powerful and eye catching.’
Instagram: @fiona_winn_photography
Than Naing Oo, Tecno Camon 20 Pro
‘This photo is beauty of ray in the Bagan ancient pagoda. This captivating image showcases a silhouette of a monk standing within a dimly lit, ancient structure. A dramatic beam of light pierces through a window, casting a cross-shaped pattern on the wall and illuminating the figure’s flowing cloak.’
Instagram: @thannaingoo48
Sheik Sakkara Bava MS, OnePlus 9R with skyviksigni 75mm Macro lens
‘Rope has been used since prehistoric times.It is of paramount importance in fields as diverse as construction, seafaring, exploration, sports, theatre, and communications. Many types of knots have been developed to fasten with rope, join ropes, and utilize rope to generate mechanical advantage. Pulleys can redirect the pulling force of a rope in another direction, multiply its lifting or pulling power, and distribute a load over multiple parts of the same rope to increase safety and decrease wear.’
Instagram: @captured_the_image
Zahyr, iPhone 13 Pro Max
‘This image was taken on a recent trip to Japan and although I took many images with my camera I equally took quite a few on my iPhone 13 Pro Max.
I often look for yellow items as I believe they make a great colour contrast with strong shadows and in Japan you often come across these yellow Taxi and doubled with the zebra crossing makes an interesting dynamic image to me.’
Instagram: @zed_list
Lucrezia Herman, iPhone 14 Pro Max
‘I’ve been a keen photographer for over 25 years – since the appearance of affordable prosumer digital cameras. From the beginning, my favourite subjects were architecture and abstracts, usually in monochrome. Once I made the move to using my smartphone exclusively, I became even more captivated by texture and detail shots, and the play of light on metallic surfaces.
This photo of a Rolls Royce aerospace engine was taken at Derby’s Museum of Making, a real treasure trove of industrial objects. Other photos I took during a recent visit there – both mono and colour – can be found on my Instagram feed.’
Instagram: @lucdigital
Amane Takezawa, Xiaomi 14
‘I captured this building with a nice sense of nostalgia, which contrasts nicely with the rapidly evolving cityscape of Shinjuku, Tokyo. While DSLRs have their place, I appreciate the convenience of my smartphone. I currently use the Xiaomi 14, which offers flexibility and the ability to take high-quality images on the go. I’m a student and relatively new to photography, so I’m really happy to have been chosen as the Smartphone picture of the week! I will continue to work hard!’
Instagram: @ddhennna
Natalya Peshkova, Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro
‘This photo Time of Daisies was taken in my garden on my Xiaomi Mi 10T Pro. It is believed that hawthorn butterflies always appear in large numbers, but in our area I rarely meet them and not even every year. I like to take pictures through plants to get a more unusual background blur. Most often I use macro lenses, but this photo was taken with just a smartphone through the daisies in the foreground.
I learned about Amateur Photographer only this summer, now I read it for inspiration. More precisely, I don’t really read it – I send the translated page to the text-to-speech program and listen in my native language :)’
Instagram: @rapana_np
Daniel Sands, iPhone 15 Pro Max
‘A delay to trains on the underground meant the carriages were waiting at each platform for a long period of time – this presented a rare opportunity to see a platform without people so I was keen to capture the moment. The only camera I had was the one in my pocket – my iPhone 15 Pro Max, so I took a quick snap. Back home I edited the photo creatively to mirror one side of the frame to the other, this helped in the symmetry and helped exaggerate the “empty” feeling on the platform.’
Instagram: @dansandsphotography
Facebook: danielsandsphotography
Website: danielsandsphotography.co.uk
X: @sndsphotography
Fleur Schim, iPhone 14 Pro
‘I shot this noir scene on my iPhone 14 Pro, after a street photography workshop with Laurence Bouchard (@laurence_bouchard) in Tokyo, April, 2024. Tokyo was a great stage for street photography.’
I am excited to mention that this image had garnered a lot of attention in both Street Photography and mobile photography arenas:
Editor’s pick LensCulture June 2024
Honorable Mention Mobiography 2024 @mobiography
PH21 Gallery Barcelona, June 2024 @ph21gallery
Instagram: @fleurschim
Facebook: fleurschim
Website: fleurschim.com
Flickr: Fleur Schim
Laura Moody, Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra
‘I’m a photographer and a total tech geek, always on the lookout for the perfect shot to capture memories and moments that last a lifetime. Whether it’s a stunning sunset, a candid smile, or the intricate details of a bustling city, you’ll find me with a camera in hand, ready to seize the magic. My recent trip to Paris and Disneyland Paris was a dream come true, and I couldn’t stop snapping away at the incredible sights and vibrant atmosphere. From the beautiful set designs to the sun-soaked days filled with ice cream and music, every moment was a photo-worthy adventure. I love how photography lets me relive those wonderful experiences and share the joy with others!
Our trip was a whirlwind of fun and nostalgia as we embraced our inner children, enchanted by the captivating atmosphere and stunning set designs of the park. The sun shone brightly for most of our stay, adding a touch of warmth to our already joyful experience. We indulged in delightful treats, eating our weight in ice cream, and couldn’t resist dancing to the infectious music that filled the air. The beauty and whimsy of Disneyland Paris inspired me to capture countless photos on my Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, each one a testament to the enchanting moments we cherished. I will hold onto these moments forever.’
Instagram: @LauraFouldsMoody
Robert, Margaret Bertram, iPhone 14 Pro Max
‘I am a biologist and an award-winning nature photographer based in Nigeria. My work, starting since 2019, is inspired by her passion for nature’s beauty, scientific curiosity and nature’s therapeutic qualities. I have earned several accolades, including features in esteemed publications such as Malimbe in-flight magazine.
Recently, I secured second place in the Wiki Loves Monuments (Nigeria, 2023) competition and received an appreciation award from Wikimedia Nigeria for her dedication and outstanding contributions as a member of the Jury team for the competition the following year.
This photo of a Dwarf (Light Pink) Chrysanthemum was taken on my iPhone 14 Pro Max.’
Instagram: @margiftasia_
Osei Kingsley Twum, Google Pixel 6
‘I am from Ablekuma, Accra-Ghana. By profession, I’m a video editor and graphic designer, but my heart beats for photography. It’s a passion that I dream of pursuing to its fullest.
Until that dream becomes reality, I’ve found a unique and accessible way to capture the world around me: my smartphone. Someone once imparted a valuable lesson to me: you don’t need the fanciest camera gear to take stunning photos. Start with what you have, and in my case, that’s always been my smartphone.
My journey into photography began in 2021 after meeting Kwesi Arko, a talented wildlife and sports photographer. Despite his impressive camera gear, Kwesi showed me some breathtaking shots taken with his phone, a Google Pixel 3 XL. That moment was a revelation—I realized that smartphones could be powerful tools for photography too.
Since then, I’ve made it a habit to snap numerous photos each day, sometimes capturing a true gem. Here’s one such shot of my pet friend, Blue. Blue is a domestic shorthair cat, a common sight in Ghana, with at least one in every three households having one. These cats are incredibly reliable, capable of scavenging for their own food if necessary, and make wonderful companions.
This particular photo was taken with my Google Pixel 6. It’s a testament to the idea that with passion and the right perspective, even a smartphone can capture the essence of a moment beautifully.’
Instagram: @real_oseiking
Akinola Boluwatife, Tecno Camon 30
With a keen eye for detail and a passion for creativity, I capture the beauty in the everyday, the unusual, and the breathtaking. Smartphone photography is more than just a hobby – it’s my way of sharing my perspective, telling stories, and connecting with others. I’m honored to be featured in the smartphone picture of the week and can’t wait to share more of my stunning images with the world.
Her beauty, strength, and grace shine through in this stunning image. Her confident gaze is to inspire us to embrace our own unique beauty and power. A true celebration of black womanhood!
Instagram: @akinolaboluwatife
X: @I_am_tife
Akinola’s image has also been entered into the #ShotonCamon competition with TECNO Mobile, under the Poetic Portrait category. Find out how you can submit your photos here.
Nerita Kairevičiūtė, Huawei P30 Pro
In the rye field was shot on Huawei P30 Pro. I took this picture last summer near my hometown Pabradė, Lithuania. I got interested in photography in high school. My art teacher suggested to take pictures of our country‘s architectural legacy. I took it more seriously when I sent a photo to a teacher’s photo exhibition at a middle school where I was working at the time and since then I’ve been taking photos when I go for a walk. I use my smartphone to take pictures because I don’t have a professional camera, but I think a phone is enough to capture a good shot. I’m best at capturing architecture, but I like to take photos in a variety of styles.
Instagram: @skorpioniskas.charakteris
Nikos Michalakis, iPhone 14 Pro
I am a photography enthusiast who loves photographing architecture, trying to capture the dramatic nature of it. I mainly shoot B&W. I work in Real Estate and my work gives me a good understanding of the challenges in delivering amazing architecture.
I take shots on either my iPhone or my Sony mirrorless. This photo was taken with my iPhone 14 Pro.
I walk through the City of London on a regular basis, and this day it was cloudy, foggy, rainy and the towers, using the wide angle feature on iPhone, gave this amazing illusion of disappearing into the clouds. I usually edit my photos on Lightroom on iOS.
I am currently in the process of setting up my website to showcase my photos and sell prints.
Website: www.1000lexis.co.uk
Instagram: @nikos.michalakis
Louise Rayner, iPhone 13 Pro Max
‘I use my iPhone 13 Pro Max more and more to take photos as I find the macro setting particularly amazing. I had a couple of white flowers left in a vase and when I placed them on the dark wooden floor, the contrast made the texture and outline of the petal shape so strong. I enjoy slowing down and use photography in a very mindful way which allows me to take images from different angles and appreciate the real beauty of the flowers.’
Instagram: @louiseraynerphotography
www.louiseraynerphotography.com
Steve Redburn, iPhone 11 Pro
‘This photograph was taken with my iPhone 11 Pro on a rainy day at Horizon 22. It’s a public viewing platform on the 58 floor of 22 Bishopsgate London. Due to the rain and mist obscuring a close up shot through the windows I stepped back and fortunately got the great sense of space and height. The figures giving some perspective to the size of the windows and the tip of Shard gives the height and depth . The shot was using the 52mm telephoto lens at F2. I used Snapseed to edit the picture.
Changing to black and white and brought down the shadows and highlights to reduce the window reflection, also to get the figures in silhouette . I am a retired London Paramedic and now have plenty of time to follow my passion of photography. I have no particular style or subject preference but click what I find interesting and share on my Instagram.’
Instagram: @redders54
Julian & Brie Greene, Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
‘We’re Julian and Brie, we love to travel and see all that nature has to offer. Over the years we have always tried to capture our travels through photographs and keep them on Instagram as a digital scrap book for ourselves and other to enjoy. This image was taken on a Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra from the old family cabin in Northern Manitoba, Canada. I’ve never seen the Northern Lights so vivid and active in all of my life. We were lucky if was a clear night and I’m thankful that my phone was able to do it all justice. We’re more than happy to share our pictures with others and have people follow along on our adventures through Instagram.’
Instagram: @jgreene81
Germain Piveteau, iPhone 12 Pro Max
‘I’m a French photographer and I have been passionate about photography for over six years. My journey into the world of photography began humbly, capturing moments with my phone. It was the start of an adventure that deeply inspired me to explore the creative possibilities offered by smartphone photography.
What fascinates me most is getting back to basics: harnessing the power of today’s phones to create striking images. I firmly believe that photography is not just about sophisticated equipment, but rather about the photographer’s eye and their ability to capture emotion and beauty in every shot.
Over the years, I have honed my technical and artistic skills, experimenting with various styles and techniques. Every photo I take is a new exploration, a quest to capture the essence of the moment.
I am excited to share my passion with other photography enthusiasts and to inspire those who wish to embrace this captivating art. Join me on this visual journey, where creativity meets technology to bring stories to life through the lens of a phone.
The photo was taken with an iPhone 12 Pro Max, using the amazing ReeXpose app from Reeflex.’
Instagram: @germain.piveteau
Victoria Fox, Samsung Galaxy S24+
‘This photograph was taken on the way home from a trip to Manchester, after spending the day walking around the city taking photographs of street life. I noticed the way that the carriage behind the tram I was on was reflecting on the window and used my Samsung Galaxy S24+ to quickly capture the image. Seeing the reflection within the window grabbed my attention with the raindrops on the window showing the gloomy Manchester day. The photograph was then edited into black and white with a slight grain added to give a film-like feel.
Even though this photo was a quick shot using my phone, my real love is film photography. I have recently found my love for street photography, capturing the candid, everyday life within a bustling city shows the natural side of life. I find that using film allows me to stop and think about the importance of each frame. I still enjoy using my DSLR as well when going on quick trips into the city center.’
Instagram: @framed.film_
Anthony Young, Xiaomi 14 Ultra
‘This was taken on my Xiaomi 14 Ultra. It was one of those shots when I thought the cat would move as soon as I took my phone out, thankfully the cat enjoyed the attention, posing for several shots and didn’t seem at all bothered by my attention.’
Instagram: @Campervanphotography
John Crosby, iPhone 15 Pro
‘This photo was taken on my iPhone 15 Pro with the use of RAW Max. I have been challenging myself to take a photo a day and this photo is day number 558. I was at Sasamat Lake, which is about 30 mins outside of Vancouver, Canada – an easy escape from city life. This particular weekend is traditionally grey and rainy, but today was going to be different. It started with the usual grey skies and low cloud, but as the sun rose, things began to clear up. I love this photo for a few reasons, but mostly the story. The clouds are still there, but now they are fighting with the golden sunshine for the narrative of the day. The battle lasted for about 20 minutes before it became sunny and clear.’
Instagram: @johncrosby_photo
Alex Russell, Google Pixel 6
‘The photo was taken on a trip to London, totally a case of right place, right time to catch the late afternoon light on the Center Point building on Tottenham Court Road. Quick adjustment in Lightroom afterwards, and here we are! I’ve always been into photography but like so many others only really taught myself how to edit during lockdown in 2020 when I finally had time on my hands on furlough.
I mainly post to Instagram and share a whole range of styles and genres depending on what takes my eye and brings me (and hopefully others) joy.’
Instagram: @alexrussell_photo
David Queenan, iPhone 15 Pro Max
‘This is my local pier and it’s only a five-minute walk from my house, which means I can nip over when conditions are good, and I can time my visits to coincide with a high tide – which is needed if you want the water to reach all the way to the bottom of the frame. I recently upgraded my old iPhone 8 to a new iPhone 15 Pro Max and I was keen to put the camera test along with a new app called ReeXpose, which allows you to use the iPhone to create a long exposure effect. Although it’s not technically a true ‘long exposure’ as the camera actually takes a series of short exposures, which are then blended by the app before delivering a final image, you still need a tripod to ensure any static elements in the frame are rendered sharp. Further editing in Photoshop was then done to remove the land on the horizon to give the image a minimalist ‘fine art’ appearance.’
Website: www.dqphotography.com
Facebook: DavidQueenanPhotography
Instagram: @davidqueenan
X: @davidqueenan
Krutika Balsara, iPhone 12 Pro Max
‘This photo is entitled ‘The Spectacular Glass Roof’. The famous Bollywood movie song scenes were filmed at The British Museum. The scenes depict the Museum as a collage and the interior looks beautiful, inspiring me to visit the Museum. However, for me, the most beautiful part of this Museum is the glass-roofed, sparkling white Queen Elizabeth II Great Court. I photographed this perfect architecture from the museum’s upper floor and loved how the light came through the glass roof, with the sunlight hitting the side of the wall. This photograph was captured on an iPhone 12 Pro Max with an ultra-wide-angle lens of 13mm, 1/100sec at f/2.4, ISO 32, to capture the entire area of the Great Court and The Glass Roof.’
Instagram: @splitframephotography
Edward Rumble, iPhone 13 Pro Max
‘These lovely fishing huts, known as Carrelets, are a common feature off the Western coast of France between the estuaries of the Gironde and Loire. I discovered this little grouping near Pornic; the outer two huts, each facing away from the middle, gave a very pleasing balance to the composition. However, gale force winds and rain blowing directly inland from the sea made tripod mounting a camera totally impossible. Smartphone to the rescue, I was able to brace against the conditions and experiment with the long exposure feature to capture the image I had in my minds eye. Thankfully the digital file was good enough to allow a little judicious dodging and burning in Photoshop to enhance detail and contrast.’
Instagram: @edmrumble
Andy Bowden, iPhone 12 Pro Max
”The Early Morning Line-up’ was taken from standing on the Newport Pier in Newport Beach, California. It was the setting of the first just past full moon of the year under clear skies, (it was cloudy the day of the full moon so I had to make do with an ‘almost full moon’ shot).
I walk the beach and the pier most mornings and am always looking for unique photo opportunities that highlight beachscapes with an emphasis on Newport Beach and the surrounding area. This is part of my ‘Life In A Beach Town’ series that I’ve been compiling for my own personal enjoyment and amusement. I try to post these photos to my own personal Facebook page as well as the Newport Beach Facebook page.
I took the photo using an iPhone 12 Pro Max and edited and enhanced it using both Snapseed and Lightroom.’
Instagram: @bowden.andy
vmotd, Google Pixel 6 Pro
‘My work is under my artist name vmotd. I’m based in Dublin, and I shoot everywhere – this picture was taken on an earlier smartphone of the Google Pixel series, the Google Pixel 6 Pro.
vmotd is spearheading the democratisation of photography through smartphone tech.
The monochrome images eloquently capture the interplay of light, lines, and shapes in spontaneous, minimalist compositions. With a tongue-in-cheek nod to classic photography, they explore the beauty of architecture and contrast, with their angles, frames, and composition. vmotd’s work often returns to minimalistic, architectural frames with high contrast, showcasing their eye for structural beauty. In vmotd’s words “The choice of what you fill the finite space of a frame with is entirely yours. That choice though reveals everything and often more than you care for.”
In this poignant image, the urbanite has travelled to the seaside, standing alone on a pier. The figure is relaxed, however they’re not escaping urban angst on the boardwalk, with the vast ocean on one side, and the inevitable crushing city scape on the other.’
Instagram: @vmotd
Anna Frączek, Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra
‘Mobile photography is something that brings me great joy. The fact that I have photography equipment with me at all times makes it easier to develop this recently discovered passion. Thanks to this, I can capture every moment. This was also the case in Agafay Desert, Morocco. When I saw a caravan in the distance, I took out my Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra phone and used its 10x zoom. I captured the vastness of space and how in this space people are like particles of sand in the desert.’
Instagram: @anna_world_behind_my_glasses
Muhammad Qureshi, iPhone 13
‘Battersea Power Station on cold Sunday morning at the end of January provided the most amazing subject for my photo. I always look for a different perspective when taking photos and for this one the water feature provided a “reflective” perspective. After several attempts, I finally found the right position, midway from the edge of the water feature, just as the sun was emerging around the corner and through the broken clouds. I like using the phone upside down when taking photos, so I can capture depth but also the subtle ground textures or in this case the mirror like reflection of the water.
I love the deep orange colour of the power station bricks, the emerging purple sky and the orange/yellow glow of the sun on the one hand but then the modern glass structure provides a twist!
I’m an amateur photographer in the true sense of the word as I only started learning the skillset in October 2023. Every weekend, I go out and try to find interesting photography subjects. This weekend it was London, last weekend it was Zurich, Luzern and Engelberg in Switzerland! My portfolio is slowly developing on my Instagram account and I’d love to win some prestigious awards and hold an exhibition soon – perhaps being selected as the smartphone picture of the week by Amateur Photographer is the first step!’
Instagram: @jetsetter007_
Andy Parker, iPhone SE
‘Taken in Saint Mark’s Square in Venice, I used the phone upside down on the ground to get a strong sense of depth and include both foreground and background features. Framing the bell tower though the arch, I waited for people to walk past to create the silhouettes of the figures. It was a bit experimental, but when reviewing the shots, I really liked the resulting shapes of the coat and legs, the angles on the tower, the round light and the archway, but also the abstract reflection on the worn marble, which all give the image lots of interesting visual elements.
Although a big fan of the mirrorless camera (Fujifilm X-series) the iPhone is now my everyday, carry-around camera, given the incredible image quality, and I currently use the iPhone SE (2022). I shoot using the Adobe Lightroom Mobile app as that allows me to capture in RAW and edit in phone using my own black and white presets. A huge fan of monochrome, I shoot almost exclusively in black and white and Venice, for me, is the perfect subject for shooting monochrome given the interplay of light, shadow and reflection. I showcase this with a website and Instagram account dedicated exclusively for my shots around the city.
Originally from the UK, I live and work in Venice as an English teacher, and photography remains a passion rather than career, but it is becoming more and more important in my life. In fact, I have my first solo exhibition in Venice of over 30 images coming up from 10-23rd February focussing on the beauty and mystery of the venetian fog (or ‘caigo’ in local dialect). So if you’re in Venice for the end of carnival, please pop along! This exhibition will also include a few shots taken on iPhone, so it just goes to prove that old adage: ‘the best camera is the one you have on you’!’
Website: www.monochromevenice.com
Instagram: @monochrome.venice @andyparker.photo
James Ward, iPhone 13 Pro
‘The image was taken on my iPhone 13 Pro at Gellért Baths in Budapest on a recent trip there with my wife. It is a fabulous place to visit when in Budapest because of its Art Nouveau architecture and is one of the most historic and famous of Budapest’s thermal baths. I loved the symmetry of the indoor pool, the soft light streaming in through the glass roof and the beautiful blue hue of the waters. Taking a dip in the warm water wasn’t bad either…’
Instagram: @ward_jr
Roberta Savi, iPhone 13
‘I live in Mantova, Italy and this was taken with an iPhone 13 in Bardolino, at the lakeside promenade of Garda Lake, last summer, during a sunny day. I usually take analog photos with Nikon FM2 but sometimes I use the phone.’
Instagram: @ro.flug
Submit your photos
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