Photography of deer at Fort Frederick — handheld, no chase
Deer. Handheld from a path, or people chase them for a reel and we do not want to be that.
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Handheld from the path. No chase, no food, no blocking a road for a shot. If they move off, they move off. The photo is not a hunt. Bags close. Public road manners.
Elder changes the trade. Pay the boring extra. Photography of deer at Fort Frederick still the pin we actually have.
Screenshot maps in town. Bars lie inland. Photography of deer at Fort Frederick still the pin we actually have.
Stick to the road. Driver who knows. Bags in the van. Photography of deer at Fort Frederick still the pin we actually have.
Do not invent a fee. Pay what is written or walk. Photography of deer at Fort Frederick still the pin we actually have.
First light or a fan. Noon glare is a tax. Photography of deer at Fort Frederick still the pin we actually have.
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