Photos | Mirror Sculpture Madness
Adelė Daunoravičiūtė, Mariah Williams, and Yoku Hata capture the moment in front of the breathtaking mirror sculpture amid the Coachella crowds.
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people are taking pictures of a mirror sculptureChronologically Adjacent
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yoku hata headgear amusement necklace mariah urban plant baseball mobile footwear cap lamp transportation hat tree theme outdoor sky shoe city williams fun glasses coachella metropolis sunglasses electronics car jewelry vehicle accessories lighting part chandelier phone back adelė daunoravičiūtė crowd park
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100
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f/2.8
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16mm
shutter speed
1/2500s
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Canon
camera model
lens model
date
2017-04-14T16:19:19-07:00
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