An outdoor scene captured during daylight depicts a convocation ceremony at Yaba College of Technology in Ebute-Metta, Lagos, Nigeria

An outdoor scene captured during daylight depicts a convocation ceremony at Yaba College of Technology in Ebute-Metta, Lagos, Nigeria. The image focuses on a ground-level view of a red running track adjacent to a grassy area, with spectator stands in the background. In the foreground, a male individual is walking from left to right, his back to the viewer. He wears a long-sleeved white shirt adorned with a multi-colored floral pattern, black trousers, and grey slip-on sandals. Over his shirt, he sports a neon yellow vest with "MEMORY LIVE! PHOTO" printed in black across the back. A black strap crosses his back diagonally from his left shoulder. A dark green cylindrical object is tucked into the rear waistband of his trousers. To his left, another male, also seen from the back, stands wearing a dark suit, a purple academic hood, and a green stole. Further left, a person in light clothing is partially visible. To the right of the primary subject, a male in a striped white and grey t-shirt and grey trousers walks from right to left. Another individual in a green dress and orange stole is partially visible on the far right. Scattered litter, including plastic wrappers and aluminum cans, is visible on the red track and grassy patch. A large white banner, erected in front of the spectator stands, spans the midground. Text on the banner reads: "YABA COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY", "The Rector [...] half of the Governing Council, Academic Board, Ma[nagement] [...] Welcomes you to the [...]", and prominently, "THE CONVO[CATION] CERE[MONY]" with "ber, 2025" and "10:00 a.m." indicating the date and time. The background features elevated concrete spectator stands, partially covered by a corrugated metal roof supported by yellow poles. Numerous individuals, including graduates in academic regalia and other attendees, are seated and standing within these stands. The sky is bright, and strong shadows on the ground indicate direct sunlight.