High-angle, full shot of a coral reef system at night, likely the Great Barrier Reef. The view is from an elevated position, offering a broad perspective of the reef's structure. The water surrounding the reef is a vibrant, clear turquoise-blue, transitioning to a deeper blue farther out from the reef. The reef itself is a complex arrangement of light beige, tan, and white structures, interspersed with areas of vibrant turquoise and teal-colored water. These colors suggest the presence of coral, varying in depth and type. The landscape is predominantly flat and expansive, a vast expanse of the ocean floor and coral formations. The edge of the reef system is clearly delineated against the deeper ocean water. Patches of lighter tan and white suggest sandy areas or shallower sections of the reef. The entire audience is holding small, light-emitting devices, likely cell phones or small lights, creating a vast sea of tiny white lights. The lights are concentrated and distributed throughout the space and create a dazzling, star-like effect, filling a large portion of the reef with luminescence.