In Chicago, the Lang researchers saw crowds shift to the places that cameras pointed toward; people were taking their cues from the lenses.
When Mumbai's heat takes over, crowds shift to the gravelled courtyard which feels much like a no-frills version of Olive and is kinder on the ears once the DJ's retro rock, pop and odd bit of country starts pounding the walls inside.
It was there that he "watched the crowd shift from purely computer scientists and anarchists to [also] VCs and bankers".
They went last, and their demo contained enough nudity to make much of the crowd shift uneasily in their chairs.
Back at the main stage Sunday night, the song's first minute saw the din of the crowd shift from excited to hushed to abuzz with confusion as Bush's vocals which, to many of the crowd's unacquainted ears, could be confused with Lorde beckoned on.
"Honestly, it didn't matter much to me," Bartoli said of the crowd shifting against her.
"I'm noticing that as it gets later on Sunday, the crowd shifts," he says.
After posing for society-page photos, the crowd shifted its attention to the clothes.
After hours, the crowd shifts focus to beers and tapas; the frutería closes; a wine bar draws a genial mob.
As the evening wore on, it was the outfits of the visitors that began to attract attention as the look of the crowd shifted from casual to extreme.
From time to time, the thump of tear-gas canisters being fired goes up and the crowd shifts, running, stumbling back as a freshly stinging cloud comes over.
