HONOR Aims to Break Guinness World Records™ Title with the World’s Largest Photo Album

HONOR invites everyone to be part of making history through HONOR 90 5G lens.

Dubai, UAE, 08 August 2023

Global technology brand HONOR, has embarked on an ambitious mission to break the Guinness World Records™ title for creating the world’s largest photo album. The groundbreaking campaign commenced on 5th August and will run until 31st October 2023. HONOR is inviting users of their cutting-edge HONOR 90 5G smartphone to participate in this monumental project by submitting their captivating photographs.

The campaign introduces an array of captivating themes, inspiring participants to showcase their boundless creativity under different categories each month. From “Food Photographs & Cityscape Photography” in August to “Building/Landmark Photography and Pets Photography” in September, and “Landscape Photography and Portrait Photography” in October, HONOR encourages users to capture the essence of life through HONOR 90 5G lens.

Participants need to capture photographs using the all-new HONOR 90 5G, and share their entries on Instagram, using the hashtags #HONOR90WorldRecord and #HONOR90.

Winners whose shots are selected for inclusion in the world’s largest photo album will receive prestigious winner gratifications, including a printed photo book immortalizing their contribution and a certificate of participation, commemorating their role in achieving this remarkable feat.

HONOR eagerly anticipates celebrating the successful breaking of the Guinness World Records™ title with a series of festive events and ceremonies in December. These celebrations will be a profound testament to the power of creativity, community, and innovation that HONOR embraces.

Join HONOR’s extraordinary campaign to make history and showcase the world’s photographic excellence using the HONOR 90 5G and be part of the World’s Largest Photo Album.

Note: Each photo must be shot on HONOR 90, and must be at least 3 MB with a resolution of at least 4000px*6000px. EXIF data should be retained.