Flume at the Shrine Expo

#photography #Flume #Flumeworldtour #FlumeMusic #iphoneography #ShrineLA #DTLA Here are some pictures and videos from Flume performing at the Shrine Expo on August 10. Everything was taken with my iPhone 6S plus since I didn't bring my Olympus camera to the event. It's been a while since I've been to an event, but his set was on fire! If you're viewing from a desktop, you may have to pause the streaming music to listen to the youtube videos. Enjoy!

















Location: Los Angeles, CA, USA

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