Like the creation here...it looks like goose more than peacock.

Manju I love the frame here, intense viewing and tremendous execution. Initially I thought would I want the birds to be in the free space but then I realized that would be too obvious, hence I support your decision of extreme placements. Very creative image.......the branches in the middle part of the frame itself is working so well, you must have made some lovely images of that as well, if yes, I would love to see them. I am really enjoying your recent posts. Art of seeing and creative nature photography......., undoubtedly I have rated this very high in my mind.

I love the trees, branches and background blur in this image. Wish the birds were in more prominent position in between trees - easier said than done in nature photography. I am sure the title was a mistake.

Very interesting image Manjunath. A bit more of bird's neck would have put this image over the top.

Thank you all for your kind words..
@Bhavya/Ganesh Sir - the title was intentional, as the background trees kind of creates peacock crowns for these canadian goose .. maybe i stretched it a bit ..
@Nilanjan Sir - i do have birds with other placements, but yea this one seemed more interesting .. glad you like the recent posts.. your words are encouraging as always.. i have just one more frame processed.. will process a few more and share the link..
@Pramod - the first few frames are with more of the neck, but the trees seemed more interesting, so decided to include more of tht .. will process the long neck ones and share them..

Hi Manjunath,
In how many ways nature can surprise us ? It's baffling indeed. There is this backdrop which we see every day and all it required for transformation was this group to pass by non-chalantly and some acute seeing. Great capture once again. I'm undecided about prominent positioning of the birds. I think that might make the image prettier but it may take away the tension the empty space brings.
Thanks for sharing

wonderful creation, manjunath. very interesting interpretation 'n positioning of geese. i would try further to merge dark of their heads with tree.

regards.