Filling the Frame

This photo fills the frame by these enthusiastic students cheering at a school sporting
event and having a lot of energy. I chose this because the students have paint all over them and a lot of school pride but I thought it was interesting because of the paint. The photo has a lot of good contrast between the students cheering and the color. There was a lot of good photos representing most interesting but this one immediately caught my eye because of the jurassic energy.

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