Photos | Dome of Delight
Lee Dong-jun, Crowder, and Jonathan Daniel Brown entertain a crowd at Coachella's night club under the Urban lighting of the Dome of Delight.
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a crowd of people at a music festival in a domeChronologically Adjacent
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lee dong-jun thursday urban music speaker iii eos travel hat crowder entertainer performance party city jonathan daniel fun club glasses friday coachella audience disco metropolis interior mark deejay life electronics + nightclub accessories room musical instrument trip recreation turntable april spring night canon lighting brown concert crowd
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16mm
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1/13s
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Canon
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date
2016-04-15T01:08:05-07:00
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-25200
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