Only took one lens... 75 - 300 was looking to capture some candid people shots unobtrusively...

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I regretted only having one lens... last time I do that... wish I had 2 bodies... any way lots of art, lots of fun... some great bands and entertainment... thanks for looking... comments always welcome.

The camera and brass vans are great!!!

Originally Posted by VisualXpressions Only took one lens... 75 - 300 was looking to capture some candid people shots unobtrusively...

This is a great setting in which to do street photography. But when doing it, I'd suggest shooting unobtrusively with a 50mm lens or a 35 or 28 so that you can give us a feeling of engagement with the subjects, rather than a feeling that you were photographically sniping them. There are lots of intriguing subjects here, but as they've been shot, I see them as types, rather than as people.

Geeks on stilts!

This is a great setting in which to do street photography. But when doing it, I'd suggest shooting unobtrusively with a 50mm lens or a 35 or 28 so that you can give us a feeling of engagement with the subjects, rather than a feeling that you were photographically sniping them. There are lots of intriguing subjects here, but as they've been shot, I see them as types, rather than as people.

I agree with the way they appear, but I have found that it's really really hard to shoot unobtrusively with a 50mm (and I use my 50mm 90% of the time) because I feel like the subject ends up getting lost in the frame if I'm not close enough... and getting close enough feels like I'm stalking them! Is there maybe a mid-range that would work better? What about an 85mm?