Photography 101: Swarm

It’s a swarm! Show us something that overruns your scene, but observe and compose carefully before you click the shutter.

Swarm: to fly off together in a group, as bees; to move about in great numbers, as things or persons.

This image was taken while visiting the Imperial Palace in Tokyo almost a year ago. I believe these students were on a field trip that day. I just wondered why their field trip was on a weekend because this was on Sunday afternoon.
This image was taken while visiting the Imperial Palace in Tokyo almost a year ago.
I believe these students were on a field trip that day. I just wondered why their field trip was on a weekend because this was on a Sunday afternoon. :-/

 

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