Warm evening light, an exotic mosque, and a row of Turkish flags make a picturesque travel shot. Making it even more expressive is the passage of three pigeons who space themselves out perfectly beneath the flags and between the roost on the roof at left and the pair of minarets. It is moment in time and space frozen at precisely the right instant. Some might call such spacing a matter of luck. But as photographers we can increase our chances by shooting a lot of frames and hoping for the best. I fired off a burst of three or four shots every time pigeons passed through my frame, and out of fifty or sixty tries, this was the shot that worked the best for me.