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289 entries. We're happy. Happy that everyone had fun, either pulling out something stashed away or strolling the streets toting a
lens. That was, really,the whole point. We had fun too, putting this together in a jiffy. It appears,
though, that our honourable judge (above), had a tough time picking the deserving winner. A big thank you to him for the time and effort. Here they are, below. The comments, by the way, are all judge's.
SHOOTER will be back soon, with a new, unnerving challenge! So, as always, keep an eye out.
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And the world goes by... | Haridwar
Sandipan Mukherjee, Dhakuria
This image speaks for itself and is well taken. Life goes by a crippled man and his disembodied artificial leg remains motionless as people walk by.

THE PRIZE. sandip wins the EPSON STYLUS TX101.

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Once he used to rule this place | New DelhiEnrico Fabian, New Delhi
I felt this image (though a simple one) has conveyed a great deal. The elephant is at a crossroad it seems and the car lights, streetlight and markings on the road all bring focus to its expression of resignation to its place in the city and the inevitability of the passage of time. What once walked majestically is now a beast of burden waiting for cars to pass. A very poignant and beautiful image.
 
Traffic Jam | KolkataSirsendu Gayen, Kolkata
A truly wonderful image of a street scene. The sheep, man pulling another man and traffic all add up to give one a sense of a cities contrasts. I like the expression on the rickshaw wallahs face. Its quizzical and inquisitive as well.
 
Winds Of Change | Jaisalmer, RajasthanHirak Kanti Dutta, New Delhi
The remains of an ancient city while the beginnings of a modern city loom overhead. Simple, poignant and effective.
These deserving competitors earn the fotoflock goodie bag!
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Ashish G Patil
Now this is a greatly composed shot very nice indeed.It is a very pleasing photo with a magical quality. The lighting is balanced in every corner.
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Naintara Jain, Capturing poor or beggars are not considering as a good talent to exhibit Photojournalism work. There is always a BIG difference between DEPRIVED people and BEGGERS.
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Comments (15)
15 06 August 2009
Kolika C.
Amazing capture. Please correct me if I'm wrong, but are you the same Sandipan Mukherjee, Sounak's brother?
14 16 March 2009
Simangshu
Thanks to Epson for starting this competetion.It will
motivate the photo-buddies,
CONGRATULATION SANDIPAN
13 14 March 2009
Bala S.
Congrats Sandipan.Nice candid shot.Tonal gradation controlled within zone 4 & 6 gives the picture additional points.
12 11 March 2009
Thakur Dalip Singh
Thanks to Epson for starting this competetion. it will encourage photographers. C
COngrats to the winner.
I think the the artificial limb should be closer to the natural feet but still it is a good pic.
11 10 March 2009
Prem.G
The 1st prize photo deserves the acclodes and reminds me of one of the best quotes:

" I cried because i had NO SHOES till i saw a man with NO FEET"...Life is full of blessings, sometimes we are just too BLIND to see them!!!
10 10 March 2009
Vinod Kumar V. K.
Oh!!! All the images are worth to its award!!! Grat Pictures and judgement too... Inspires every photographer to shoot and contest!!!!
Vinod Kumar V. K.
9 10 March 2009
Saunak Banerjee
Great to see someone is there to something to us which we see but we dont see.
Thanks Sandipan
Great Job.
8 10 March 2009
Satsangi Nam Prasad
CONGRATULATIONS
THE PICTURE DESERVE 1ST PRIZE
7 10 March 2009
Debidas Banerjee
Thank you Sandipan for presenting such a fine moment. With best wishes,
Debidas Banerjee
6 10 March 2009
Prasiddhi
Congrats Sandipan, fine work. thank you
5 10 March 2009
Paul Dass
Congratulations Sandipan, certainly you deserve it. It is an excellent shot with so much of story hidden in it.

Well don
Paul Dass
4 09 March 2009
Enrico Fabian
Congrats Sandipan and thanks to jury!
ah and not to forget all the users of fotoflock!

Looking forward to the next shooter
3 09 March 2009
Sdas
Congratulations to all the winners. Sandipan, Enrico, Sirsendu and Hirak. It was a great challenge and each image was a different facet to express that, but no doubt the choicest top four are some of best of the lot.

cheers
sangeeta
2 07 March 2009
Debashis Tarafder
Congrats. Sandipan
1 07 March 2009
Pradeep K Kaushik
Congratulation Sandipan!!

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