The international Mobile Photography Awards celebrate the art of photography and its communicative power in the age of smartphones and social networks
Submitted at Feb 26, 2021, 7:31 AM

Urban pastel (Halu C)
(Mona Jumaan/CASACOR)
The photo of the King Hassan Mosque in Casablanca, taken by Mona Jumaan, is the winner of the 11th edition of the Mobile Photography Awards for the Architecture and Design section. With a total of 20 categories, the awards are exclusively for photographs taken and edited on mobile devices. furniture .
(Mengguo Li/CASACOR)
The award aims to continue to treat and communicate photography as an original artistic form . The best images, chosen from more than 5,000 entries from 75 different countries , show how, with sensitivity and a keen eye, it is still possible to produce authentic work, outside of trends . of social networks .
(Kunkun Liu/CASACOR)
In addition to the winning photo, in the Architecture and Design category, the honorable mentions deserve to be highlighted. Among the Buildings and Spaces images, the attention to detail stands out, transforming sections of architecture into abstract patterns , with optical effects, unexpected distortions and glimpses of the sky framed by hypermodern skylights .
(Halu C/CASACOR)
(Jian Zhang/CASACOR)
(Vince Keresnyei/CASACOR)
Delicate and melancholic is the vision of the Seashore Library, shared by Jian Zhang: Lonely Library shows the brutalist library designed by Vector Architects as a solitary monolith, almost at the edge of the world. Proof that a well-taken photograph still has the power to make us dream , even in the age of infinite scrolling .
(Himanshu Roy/CASACOR)
(Lynne Deutch/CASACOR)
(Michelle Simmons/CASACOR)