It is interesting how human mind wants to 'see' what it actually is than what is presented. I decided to get over that and take what is presented Love the complex mystery here Ramesh. Reminds me of Jayesh's work and Nirlep's article on the same. However, this seem to have a more philosophical appeal due to muted tones and grains ! Thanks for sharing.

Ramesh, liked ur interpretation here of ,"dancer", gives it a new way to look at this.

I also like the pupil dancer behind

Thanks, Ganesh, Neelu and Rajkumar. I could have left it untitled and leave it to viewer's imagination, Ganesh. Then, thought otherwise. Yes, Jayesh's was an iconic image and a great inspiration. Whenever I see such grass formation, i think of that. It becomes a huge challenge to be different!

Raj, that's a nice find