Photos | The Beatles Rock the O2
A snapshot from June 30, 1967 of the Beatles performing on stage at the O2 in London, England, surrounded by a crowd and trees. Bob Mothersbaugh of DEVO can also be seen in the audience wearing a military uniform coat.
BLIP-2 Description:
the beatles, the o2, london, england, june 30, 1967Chronologically Adjacent
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accessories musical tree urban plant coachella leisure formal guitarist music part pose lighting electronics handbag coat uniform wear costume dress concert stage device crowd furniture indoors performance chair dance guitar saturday activities performer electrical instrument musician club theater art microphone speaker bag group dancing military bob mothersbaugh music band glasses performing arts
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34mm
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1/250s
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Canon
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pleasant camera tilt
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pleasant pattern
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