Or "Man with feather-mite allergy". Superb!

Great image ...made me smile (poor man)

Fine photographic treatment,Mark. Great POV.

To be honest, I think it is a woman, which isnt relevant, but would a man wear red gloves? Only you could come up with such a title of an object, filling 1/500 of the picture, which is a fabulous shot and postwork, no matter what :)

Great capture !

Exceptional shot, Mark. Love the tall portrait pano capture. Love the blurred manip.

Love this a helluva lot simple but with loadz of impact nice one Mark!!

I scrolled and scrolled and scrolled... yay, pigeon! I think I just may like this image way too much! it belongs on a wall.

Viewed great abstract mauve postwork while taking the long elevator ride down (my ears even popped) to view the pigeon at the bottom. Love the contrast and dreamlike effects.

This would make a wonderful poster. The dimensions are attention grabbing! Your image snatched me by the collar, yanked me in close, starred unflinchingly into my eyes and cried, "LOOK AT ME". I stammered, "I am, I am, honest". Love your title...the tiniest thing gets all the attention...as well it should:) Not sure what combination of filters your used in your postwork, but wow, they work well.

I was wondering why the pigeon was walking on the sidewalk and then I realized, there are no Confederate monuments in Chicago. Someone online mentioned that if all the monuments were taken down the pigeons would have nowhere left to dot heir business. I suggested the pigeons could just crap on live racists.

Bill was right, this all works really well. A very striking image.

very creative post work

God, I love Mark. He comes up with the most amazing stuff!

So I get what you mean about this being like my wheelbarrows, but there's no way anyone would think you had copied me. This is pure Mark. I hadn't meant to make everyone search the world for a guitar player, but really, the picture was about the bridge! Everything else was incidental. Funny, out of place, but not the point. You were the only one who got it. I mean, I looked at it and said, "fucking monumental!" In that way, we both did the same picture. This is beyond monumental. It's overwhelming! Looming! If it weren't such a high-key shot, I would feel smothered. When I open it in full size and look at the whole thing at one time, the buildings recede to their proper places. But looking at it a little at a time, scrolling and scrolling, the damned things curve over my head! This is a brilliant bit of cropping and postwork, and the result is spectacular.