A flurry of feathers in Venice
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EDWARD MOSS of Tarzana captured this moment in St. Mark’s Square during a rainy afternoon in Venice, Italy. He had started to photograph the boy in the orange poncho (lower left) when he noticed a commotion. A woman, whom Moss did not know, was feeding the pigeons when she was suddenly hit by a barrage of them. Moss shot the photo with a Nikon D-50 and a 200mm telephoto lens.
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