
As the sun goes down, the concertgoers look more and more like a teeming mass of ants, and the lighting effects take center stage. The glowing Ferris wheel is especially awesome. You'll want to watch until the end, too, because (as Urlesque editor Nick pointed out to me) the credits add some extra "whoa."
O'Hare won some awards for his previous tilt-shift endeavor, "The Sandpit." The music is by Human, who also did the soundtrack to The Sandpit.





















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