Photos | Heavy Metal
A crane lifts a large metal sculpture at Coachella, against the backdrop of the night sky in Altadena, California. Dozens of people gather to watch the spectacle, wearing a variety of headgear and clothing, while several bags and backpacks are scattered around on the grass below.
BLIP-2 Description:
a large metal sculpture is being lifted by a craneChronologically Adjacent
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