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Salon Catalog AWARDS OPEN MONOCHROME FIP GOLD Ratnajit Choudhury India Window Cleaning FIP SILVER Anirban Palchowdhury India Penultimate FIP BRONZE Jayatu Chandra Das India Castle TCE GOLD Rana Jabeen Nawab India Vatican Staircase TCE SILVER Jinesh Prasad India Looking Brighter Side TCE BRONZE Ajoy Dutta India Alpona 2 D.C.BANERJEE AWARD Shirshendu Chakraborty India A Distressed Girl CHAIRMANS CHOICE Durba Mazumdar India Clay JUDGES CHOICE Aluka Ramakrishna Reddy India Cooking Time JUDGES CHOICE Karthik Md India Hanuman Temple MERIT MEDAL Aindrila Mitra India Rainy Girl MERIT MEDAL Chetan Kapoor India Misty Morning MERIT MEDAL Kiran Bangal India Yin Yang MERIT MEDAL Maheswaran Karthikeyan India Eyes MERIT MEDAL Sourav Mukherjee India The Fighter FIP RIBBON Kathroju Yadagiri India Drinking Village Liquor FIP RIBBON Mithun Prakash Prabhu India I Am Beautiful Glass And Open FIP RIBBON Rana Mukherjee India Captive OPEN COLOUR FIP GOLD Subratish Maitra India Flag 01 FIP SILVER Soumayan Biswas India Women's Work With Patterns FIP BRONZE Rajat Ghosh India Bigmoonrise TCE GOLD Shantanu Banerjee India Move Up TCE SILVER Sujit Das India The Holi TCE BRONZE Mukta Biswas India Journey To Eterniry D.C.BANERJEE AWARD Buddhadeb Adhikary India Pray CHAIRMANS CHOICE Abir Ghosh India Moumita 7496 JUDGES CHOICE Avra Ghosh India Dancing Girls JUDGES CHOICE Pranab Sarkar India Up Happy Family MERIT MEDAL Aniket Pal India Arishadvargas MERIT MEDAL Sitanath Paul India Fantasy World MERIT MEDAL Thirupathi Gudlanarva India Cooking MERIT MEDAL Trina Sanyal India Through The Window Pane MERIT MEDAL Vinod Kulkarni India Offering Kumkma Water FIP RIBBON Arpita Ghosh India Dream FIP RIBBON Parveen Jaggi India The Yellow Flowers FIP RIBBON Prakash Kandakoor India Yellow Devotion-C3 NATURE FIP GOLD Shashidharswamy Hiremath India Scorpion Mother Carrying Young FIP SILVER Manish Pundir India Zebra Lines FIP BRONZE Chinta Haran Ghosh India The Bladder TCE GOLD Anjan Mondal India Ambassador Of Death TCE SILVER Laxmi Prasanna Pa India Jokulsarlon Iceberg 1 TCE BRONZE Momita Bhattacharya India Battle Time D.C.BANERJEE AWARD Sayantan Sanyal India Kite Fight CHAIRMANS CHOICE Harsha Amruth India Playfull JUDGES CHOICE Kajari Dasgupta India Ibis Catch Snake JUDGES CHOICE Sanjukta Roy India Elephant Mating MERIT MEDAL Abhijeet Kumar Banerjee India Rhino Mating 2 MERIT MEDAL Avijit Ghorai India Deboning A Fish MERIT MEDAL Biswajit Mukherjee India This Is My Noodle MERIT MEDAL Sauvik Mukherjee India Mating Lion MERIT MEDAL Surya Prakash Ks India Hyena Chasing Hyena With Kill FIP RIBBON Barun Sinha India Territorial Dispute FIP RIBBON Sathyanarayana C.R. India Attacking Cheetahs FIP RIBBON Sudheendra Kp India Family Lunch PHOTO TRAVEL FIP GOLD Suresh Shivram Bangera India Vittal Birdev Yatra FIP SILVER Sandeep Yadav India Human Pyramid FIP BRONZE Krishnendu Pathak India Scape Auli TCE GOLD Karthik S Kargallu India Theyyam TCE SILVER Mainak Dey India Machupichu TCE BRONZE Husna Khot India Celebration 2017 D D.C.BANERJEE AWARD Susilendu Bhattacharya India 3) Holi (Barsana) CHAIRMANS CHOICE Subhamoy Chaki India Activities JUDGES CHOICE Pushpendu Paul India Incredible Faith 2 JUDGES CHOICE Shreyas Rao India Sumo Wrestling Stadium 2 MERIT MEDAL Arabinda Basak India Busy Flower Market MERIT MEDAL Bikas Das India Descent Of The Ganges-2 MERIT MEDAL Girish Mayachari India A Touch Of The Divine Feet MERIT MEDAL Kaushik Banerjee India A Lonely Traveller MERIT MEDAL Manab Saha India Journey In Sanddune FIP RIBBON Balachandder Sk India 63 Saints Festival, Chennai 7 FIP RIBBON Muralidhara Rayaramane India Holy Fire Crossing FIP RIBBON Santanu Gupta India Golden Festival PORTRAIT FIP GOLD Debasis Paik India Mayabi FIP SILVER Prasenjit Barua India Relaxing In Leisure FIP BRONZE Subrata Kumar Das India Portrait In Pink 02 TCE GOLD Sourav Singha India The Tailor TCE SILVER Supratim Roy India Nested Beauty TCE BRONZE Shravan Thadanla India Dedication D.C.BANERJEE AWARD Udayan Sankar Pal India Avatar CHAIRMANS CHOICE Manoharan Govindarajan India Euphemism JUDGES CHOICE Aniruddha Das India Natasha JUDGES CHOICE Shourjendra Datta India The Lost Child MERIT MEDAL Goutam Das India Lotus Boy MERIT MEDAL Nilanjan Ghosh India Red Rajasthani0340 MERIT MEDAL Pradyut Ray India Boy With Black Hole MERIT MEDAL Santanu Chandra India The Shepherd Girl MERIT MEDAL Suman Adhikary India Blue Mask FIP RIBBON Prabir Kumar Adhikary India Transcedence FIP RIBBON Shibram Nag India Profoundd FIP RIBBON Vinod Kumar Peta India Weathered But Not Withered FIP GOLD - WINDOW CLEANING by RATNAJIT CHOUDHURY (INDIA) FIP SILVER - PENULTIMATE by ANIRBAN PALCHOWDHURY (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Monochrome FIP BRONZE - CASTLE by JAYATU CHANDRA DAS (INDIA) TCE GOLD - VATICAN STAIRCASE by RANA JABEEN NAWAB (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Monochrome TCE SILVER - LOOKING BRIGHTER SIDE by JINESH PRASAD (INDIA) TCE BRONZE - ALPONA 2 by AJOY DUTTA (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Monochrome CHAIRMANS CHOICE - CLAY by DURBA MAZUMDAR (INDIA) JUDGES CHOICE - COOKING TIME by ALUKA RAMAKRISHNA REDDY (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Monochrome JUDGES CHOICE - HANUMAN TEMPLE by KARTHIK MD (INDIA) MERIT MEDAL - EYES by MAHESWARAN KARTHIKEYAN (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Monochrome MERIT MEDAL - MISTY MORNING by CHETAN KAPOOR (INDIA) MERIT MEDAL - RAINY GIRL by AINDRILA MITRA (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Monochrome MERIT MEDAL - THE FIGHTER by SOURAV MUKHERJEE (INDIA) MERIT MEDAL - YIN YANG by KIRAN BANGAL (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Monochrome FIP RIBBON - CAPTIVE by RANA MUKHERJEE (INDIA) FIP RIBBON - DRINKING VILLAGE LIQUOR by KATHROJU YADAGIRI (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Monochrome FIP RIBBON - I AM BEAUTIFUL GLASS AND OPEN by MITHUN PRAKASH PRABHU (INDIA) D.C.BANERJEE AWARD - A DISTRESSED GIRL by SHIRSHENDU CHAKRABORTY (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Monochrome FIP GOLD - FLAG 01 by SUBRATISH MAITRA (INDIA) FIP SILVER - WOMEN'S WORK WITH PATTERNS by SOUMAYAN BISWAS (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Colour FIP BRONZE - BIGMOONRISE by RAJAT GHOSH (INDIA) TCE GOLD - MOVE UP by SHANTANU BANERJEE (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Colour TCE SILVER - THE HOLI by SUJIT DAS (INDIA) TCE BRONZE - JOURNEY TO ETERNIRY by MUKTA BISWAS (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Colour CHAIRMANS CHOICE - MOUMITA 7496 by ABIR GHOSH (INDIA) JUDGES CHOICE - DANCING GIRLS by AVRA GHOSH (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Colour JUDGES CHOICE - UP HAPPY FAMILY by PRANAB SARKAR (INDIA) MERIT MEDAL - ARISHADVARGAS by ANIKET PAL (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Colour MERIT MEDAL - COOKING by THIRUPATHI GUDLANARVA (INDIA) MERIT MEDAL - FANTASY WORLD by SITANATH PAUL (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Colour MERIT MEDAL - OFFERING KUMKMA WATER by VINOD KULKARNI (INDIA) MERIT MEDAL - THROUGH THE WINDOW PANE by TRINA SANYAL (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Colour FIP RIBBON - DREAM by ARPITA GHOSH (INDIA) FIP RIBBON - THE YELLOW FLOWERS by PARVEEN JAGGI (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Colour FIP RIBBON - YELLOW DEVOTION-C3 by PRAKASH KANDAKOOR (INDIA) D.C.BANERJEE AWARD - PRAY by BUDDHADEB ADHIKARY (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Open Colour FIP GOLD - SCORPION MOTHER CARRYING YOUNG BABIES by SHASHIDHARSWAMY HIREMATH FIP SILVER - ZEBRA LINES by MANISH PUNDIR (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Nature FIP BRONZE - THE BLADDER by CHINTA HARAN GHOSH (INDIA) TCE GOLD - AMBASSADOR OF DEATH by ANJAN MONDAL (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Nature TCE SILVER - JOKULSARLON ICEBERG 1 by LAXMI PRASANNA PA (INDIA) TCE BRONZE - BATTLE TIME by MOMITA BHATTACHARYA (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Nature CHAIRMANS CHOICE - PLAYFULL by HARSHA AMRUTH (INDIA) JUDGES CHOICE - ELEPHANT MATING by SANJUKTA ROY (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Nature JUDGES CHOICE - IBIS CATCH SNAKE by KAJARI DASGUPTA (INDIA) MERIT MEDAL - DEBONING A FISH by AVIJIT GHORAI (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Nature MERIT MEDAL - HYENA CHASING HYENA WITH KILL by SURYA PRAKASH KS (INDIA) MERIT MEDAL - MATING LION by SAUVIK MUKHERJEE (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Nature MERIT MEDAL - RHINO MATING 2 by ABHIJEET KUMAR BANERJEE (INDIA) MERIT MEDAL - THIS IS MY NOODLE by BISWAJIT MUKHERJEE (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Nature FIP RIBBON - ATTACKING CHEETAHS by SATHYANARAYANA C.R. (INDIA) FIP RIBBON - FAMILY LUNCH by SUDHEENDRA KP (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Nature FIP RIBBON - TERRITORIAL DISPUTE by BARUN SINHA (INDIA) D.C.BANERJEE AWARD - KITE FIGHT by SAYANTAN SANYAL (INDIA) 1ST THE CREATIVE EYE NATIONAL SALON 2020 | Awarded Works - Nature FIP GOLD - VITTAL BIRDEV YATRA by SURESH SHIVRAM BANGERA (INDIA) FIP SILVER - HUMAN PYRAMID by SANDEEP YADAV (INDIA)
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