> > This lens isn't as impractical on a bustling street, but you still be far enough away > > that they don't pay attention to you, pick someone who's already looking at something > > in roughly the direction you're facing them from, and snap what's actually a candid > > picture where they appear to be looking at the camera. You get far more natural looks > > than you do if you're asking for poses. > > You must get someone flipping you the bird from time to time if you do this enough.
Not if you're doing it properly. If you do it right, the subject doesn't even notice you, and the people who do notice you have no idea what you're actually taking a photo of. You can catch all kinds of interesting moments. For example the girl here is reacting to a joke her boyfriend cracked while they were watching a Michael Jackson-impersonating busker.
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