For the inauguration, they will likely use a single aerial photo of the crowd, captured by a helicopter ... They use it to show people what the view from a skyscraper will look like before the ...

Only post-inaugural aerial photos will tell us for sure. There's one last element to the myth-making that goes into a crowd count. Someday, as many people will claim to have been in the crowd ...

More than 200,000 people attended the March for Our Lives demonstration in Washington D.C. on Saturday, according to Digital Design & Imaging Service Inc (DDIS). The Virginia-based firm uses a ...

Screengrabs of video footage of Trump’s swearing-in ceremony appear to show fewer people on the National ... we said that the photos of the crowd were “aerial” images. This has been amended ...

Aerial photos provided a sense of the March For Our Lives crowd size on Saturday. Organizers estimated that the March For Our Lives attendance in Washington, D.C. reached about 800,000 people ...

As the pictures show, there is a clear difference in the crowd size at ... Writer and Reporter at PEOPLE. Not so yuge, after all. Hundreds of ground and aerial photos of President Donald Trump ...

The agency estimated that 400,000 people ... t have the crowd they were expecting. It’s not rocket science.” The National Park Service on Monday released hundreds of ground and aerial ...

This would drastically limit the number of people able to attend ... Experts estimate crowd sizes by studying aerial ...

People have descended ... that 7,350 people are in this view: 5,000 people 2,000 50 300 5,000 people “Many thousand” is a rough estimate, but even today, crowd-counting is an inexact science.