We like this photograph of two drake mallard ducks flying in close formation with their wings set. This is a little different than what we usually get when the ducks are dropping in to land in the local creek. This pair was low and locked up as if they would drop in but instead they kept going to make another circle around the area. Speed was very fast.
The wings on the left duck are almost straight and make a strong diagonal line that contributes to a dynamic composition. Indeed, the two ducks are flying so close to each other that together they form a nice diagonal.
100-400 lens at 400mm, 1/1600 at f/5.6, ISO 640.
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