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Message: [QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 31628, member: 636"] Candid photography happens when you take pictures of people who have no idea you are there. Photographers use longer exposure times to catch people acting natural. Many call this stealth photography because you must stay hidden from view. Japanese people named it kyo-no-shashin, which means stolen photography. You need short camera lenses to make sure nobody notices what you are doing. Both serious photographers and hobbyists enjoy taking candid shots of real life. These pictures catch honest moments without anyone posing. Taking good candid photos takes lots of practice and patience. You must learn exactly when to press the button. Great photographers can make candid shots look planned even though they happened by chance. Groups like Humans of New York show how these photos reveal beauty everywhere. Family pictures become more special when people act naturally without fake smiles. Birthday parties and summer trips create perfect chances for candid shots. The best photos show real human feelings and connections between people. Most phones have cameras that let you try this right away. You should look beyond just one person and capture whole groups or scenes. Find real emotions between friends talking or laughing together. Always carry your camera everywhere to catch surprise moments. Many experts suggest using aperture priority mode on your camera. This setting handles the shutter speed automatically based on what you choose. Sometimes, you might need faster shutter speeds to avoid blurry pictures. Try standing closer to people for more natural reactions. If someone sees you, quickly snap a picture before they start posing. Celebrities at beaches or friends having fun make wonderful candid subjects. You can take amazing photos with any camera - expensive gear matters less than good timing. The joy comes from capturing true moments nobody planned. Learning this style takes time, but it creates lasting memories. With practice and patience, anyone can master the art of photographing life as it really happens. [/QUOTE]

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