Tripod on the lake wall at 11.14 for a long exposure - allowed or a uniform
Companion to the reflection idea. Partner actually packed a small tripod. Lights dimmed. They want three minutes of water blur. We are not flashing a tusker. We are not empty-Maligawa stills. Is a tripod on the wall at 11.14 a legitimate night photo or how we get a conversation with a uniform who has been on the loop since 6.40.
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A tripod on a lake wall at 23:14 is kit occupying space. DIG: no seats obstructing devotee pavements - a tripod is not a seat and is also not invisible. Phone on the rail, one frame, pack the legs. Lasers / drones = arrest energy you do not want adjacent to. 081 22 33 333 is not a photography desk at 23:14. I cannot swear 21 Aug 23:14 tripod rule on this wall.
If a uniform is still there, you will hear about it. Do not argue. Saturday 6:28 is the picture.
Phone on the wall, no legs, nobody cared. The tripod guy got waved off. Don't.
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