As we were driving through the city of Sawai Madhopur, traffic came to a halt as a wedding procession approached. I made this image through the front window of the bus as the groom approached on horseback, carrying a young child in his lap. There was no bride in sight. I was told that she was waiting for him to come and claim her. It was mid-morning, and the sun was very bright. It allowed me to use a fast shutter speed of 1/1000th of second, freezing the expressions of those in the crowd surrounding the turbaned groom. The bus was standing still, and I had high frontal vantage point allowing me to create a layered image. I was able to make sense of this crowd scene by drawing the eye of the viewer into the image, tying the woman carrying the child in the foreground layer to the groom carrying another child in the middle layer, and concluding the directional flow with the woman carrying the branches on her head in the background layer.