Thin gap between photographer clusters at the opening - standable without blocking dancers
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Ines Marques•236 rep5
At the opening, is there usually a thin gap between photographer clusters that is still standable without blocking dancers. Not night-mode photo tips and not phone torch etiquette.
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Ines Marques•236 rep3 Answers from travellers
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Thin gaps between photographer clusters exist, but stay behind the active edge and never step into the dancer lane for a shot. If a marshal waves you back, move immediately.
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Chamith Ranatunga•1450 rep7
Photographers crowd the whip-cracker and drum turns — give those moments extra space.
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