Shutterbug 4 winner announced

October 07, 2012 10:02 am | Updated November 28, 2021 11:13 am IST - CHENNAI

Tag: Shutterbug 4 winner 
Credit: Devanshu Arya

Tag: Shutterbug 4 winner Credit: Devanshu Arya

‘Masala Dosa with a view’ was chosen the winning picture in the fourth edition of  The Hindu  Shutterbug photography contest. The theme was ‘Breakfast in Chennai’.

 For an innovative viewpoint of a popular dish, Devanshu Arya's pic was chosen by photo editor D. Krishnan and food writer Shonali Muthalaly. He wins the top prize of dinner for two at the Hilton, Chennai. Of the six finalists, Dya MC, Sanjeeta K.K. and Geo Damin win dinner passes for two from GRT Grand, and Antoinette Stephen, Kajal George and Subhashini Shrikumar win passes from Savera. The finalists will be featured in an online gallery at www.thehindu.com/chennai. You can also find them at facebook.com/chennai central.

Set in a dynamic, new interface at www.thehindushutterbug.com, this edition of the contest saw more participation than ever. Readers could register, upload and vote for their favourite images. Winner of the Readers’ Choice contest is Shiva N. Ojas. He gets a Landmark voucher worth Rs. 1,000.

The photo editor’s take on the winning image

A dynamic view of a common dosa, fried to a rich, golden brown with the masala snugly tucked at its core. Excellent composition; Arya has chosen an angle not normally attempted. Shot with an open aperture, the shallow depth of field has added to the beauty of this photograph.

Shonali’s take on the winner

We liked this picture, in particular, because its unusual angle gave a fresh perspective to this familiar, commonly photographed dish.

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