Photography courtesy distance near the procession - traveler tip
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Maja Lewandowska•249 rep4
Want to be respectful with phone photos tonight. Sensible courtesy distance travelers use without quoting invented official bans. Not clearing phone storage for clips, and not a GoPro charge question.
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A simple traveler courtesy is to keep phones from blocking kids and dancers, avoid flash in faces, and step aside if someone needs to pass — no need to invent official rules.
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