Photos | Walking in the Shade at Coachella
Chang Hao and the crowd keep cool as they walk through the festival grounds.
BLIP-2 Description:
people are walking in the shade at a music festivalChronologically Adjacent
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cap urban skirt dress activities dancing saturday part fun tango market coachella back wristwatch bag accessories baseball sandal outdoor jewelry pants road sunglasses glasses footwear crowd quad concert audience party shorts smith squad chang hao handbag walking stage land leisure dance hat festival pose necklace shoe
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16mm
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Canon
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2016-04-23T17:59:25.140000-07:00
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