Awards, come and go… But they are always welcome.

I have been a professional photographer for last 5 to 6 years. And in this short span of time recognition to my work have come in the form of scholarships and fellowships. And I have even won an award for making a short-film! But I had never won an award for photography in particular.
It doesn’t make much difference to my photographic work or even to my belief in visual story-telling. But recognition to the work is always welcome, and especially if it has some prize money attached to it:).
On a fine evening of July this year, I won a prize in the field of sports photography. I was given the award for Best Published Photograph of TCS World 10k Bangalore, an annual marathon event taking place in Bangalore city. The award carried with it a sum of Rupees 25,000. A good start to the second half of the year 2011.
Awards, come and go… But they are always welcome.
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I was there running 4 KM for Senior Citizens and my running picture is in the monthly Magazine of HARMONY. U are a creative .person. U need to be in film Industry where photography and creativity gets paid too .I wish I know some one in this line. .
Good luck Nishant .
T.Vidyadhar
Thank you for the kind words, Vidyadhar sir.
Hope to see you soon again.
Regards,
Nishant
I was there running 4 KM for Senior Citizens and my running picture is in the monthly Magazine of HARMONY. U are a creative .person. U need to be in film Industry where photography and creativity gets paid too .I wish I know some one in this line. .
Good luck Nishant .
T.Vidyadhar
Thank you for the kind words, Vidyadhar sir.
Hope to see you soon again.
Regards,
Nishant