Apple unveils female iPhone artist photos for Women’s Day

Apple unveiled photos taken by female iPhone photographers around the world to celebrate International Women’s Day on March 8. Each photographer can use the iPhone 12 camera to view works taken in commemoration of International Women’s Day from their own point of view.

Apple holds events related to Women’s Day around the world every year. The scenery taken by the artist Angiphon who participated in this project spans various regions, including the United States and Canada, the UAE and Russia, the Netherlands, and Italy. In addition, comments such as the meaning of the participant being gender and female from a female point of view, how the iPhone 12 model was used to take pictures, and how the subjects were selected on the occasion of International Women’s Day are also shared with comments. For example, an artist named Vanessa Charlot mainly shoots in black and white, focuses on the intersection of social and economic issues and sexual expressions, and visually expresses a entrenched being freed from a repressive gaze.

The series of photos taken with the iPhone 12 Pro Max are always taken with the heads of generations thinking about how they will create family ties in difficult times. Apple says that the iPhone is an essential tool to record and visualize all humanity in life and not miss important moments, and that the iPhone is playing a role in media democratization.

Apple plans to sequentially release photos taken using iPhone 12 series cameras from various perspectives by female photographers who grew up in various environments.