Photos | Saturday Night Jam at Coachella 2012
Jordan Clark and Fionn Whitehead immerse themselves in the sea of people at Coachella 2012, surrounded by palm trees and the beautiful blue sky. The crowd is alive with the energy of the music festival, as people don their sunglasses and hats to enjoy the outdoor concert atmosphere.
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a crowd of people at a music festivalChronologically Adjacent
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