Photos | Day 1 Defcon Performance

Valentino Campitelli and Jeff M entertain the crowd with music and machines at the Defcon 2013 conference.
BLIP-2 Description:
defcon 2013 - day 1Metadata
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Original Dimensions:
5616w x 3744h - (download 4k)
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Dominant Color:
bracelet summer uniform activities necklace leisure defcon music chair footwear eos conference microphone wristwatch jeff musician furniture entertainer moss performance shoe ii machine desk camera glasses shorts belt defo deejay cord banner defc sign electronics jewelry performer mark photos/defcon press table accessories group performance dc musical instrument recreation turntable august t-shirt band canon sports device plate valentino campitelli cup concert team crowd electrical
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3200
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camera model
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2010-08-01T18:38:20.880000-07:00
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