Where: At Tiruchendur.
When: 11/Feb/07, Sunday, 07:23 am
What: From the corridor of Siva Murugan Lodge. This peacock kept on moving its head. There was another peacock sitting right behind this, cluttering the silhouette outline of the first peacock that I was looking for. I kept waiting, with the frame set to capture the Tiruchendur Murugan Temple's main tower and a coconut tree, without the sun in view, but with this peacock - till it gave me a suitable pose. Finally I got this good pose from it for just a couple of seconds, while at the same time the other peacock's head was hidden behind and - I clicked it with perfect timing.
How: Konica Minolta DiMAGE X50
When: 11/Feb/07, Sunday, 07:23 am
What: From the corridor of Siva Murugan Lodge. This peacock kept on moving its head. There was another peacock sitting right behind this, cluttering the silhouette outline of the first peacock that I was looking for. I kept waiting, with the frame set to capture the Tiruchendur Murugan Temple's main tower and a coconut tree, without the sun in view, but with this peacock - till it gave me a suitable pose. Finally I got this good pose from it for just a couple of seconds, while at the same time the other peacock's head was hidden behind and - I clicked it with perfect timing.
How: Konica Minolta DiMAGE X50
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The peacock is just like a statue perched near the temple's gopuram. Is it a real one or stony one, I wonder!
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