Photos | Stage Spotlight on Woman with Arms Up
Dana Strum performs at Coachella 2012 with a crowd of 6 people, as the stage lights and two lamps illuminate her and her rock band's instruments.
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a woman with her arms up in the air on stageChronologically Adjacent
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bracelet group activities necklace spotlight urban leisure rock music speaker stage arts lamp microphone hat performing musician guitarist performance dana strum art coachella cord electronics jewelry performer light accessories drummer musical instrument recreation band percussion lighting device guitar concert floor crowd drum dancing electrical
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1600
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21mm
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Canon
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date
2012-04-15T16:52:53.200000-07:00
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-25200
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