| | So here we are once again. Another set of great shots, another set of winners, another reputed judge (sigh). So tiresome. So frightening. To see all these trigger-happy photographers sending in shots of this and that. That and this, in their ongoing quest for the elusive artistic perfection that sometimes stares back at them through the looking glass. Bam! And then- upload, wait and win. It was really that easy, wasn't it. It was indeed the easy life for some. 'Specially for these gentlemen (and one lady), listed here, down below. For the others, well, alas, life's a bitch. Next time.
 About the Judge: Ronny Sequeira is a renowned photographer who has been in the industry for over a decade. He has immense interest in black and white photography. His clientele includes Pepsi, Airtel, Samsung among many others. He enjoys shooting portraits of all kinds.
Shooter will be back. With yet another uncommon photochallenge. | |
 | Naintara Jain,Delhi - Easy lies the head.
Should have been vertical frame, which could have helped the picture in two ways. Firstly it would help remove the distractions from the background, the people on the right and secondly it would help the foreground to lead the eye into the image.
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Joydeep Mukherjee, Kolkata – Rest.
Very interesting image, though it doesn't exactly go with the theme but I have given it the runner up status because of some classic rules being applied, namely, the rule of thirds and colour repetition | | | | |  S P Mukherji, Kolkata – Sunbathing.
Would have easily given it the first prize but unfortunately did not fit very well with the theme. | | These deserving competitors earn the Fotoflock goodie bag! | |
