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You Just Gotta Say what the Fuk!!! Sometimes even i am dumbfounded by perfect balance and beauty and have no choice but to click the goddam shutter!!!!!!

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Question for the group: When you're shooting Candid and Urban/Street as separate categories, where do street performers and musicians fit? A lot of the time the images are genuinely candid because the performer has no idea I'm taking the photo. Other times they notice the camera and start posing or performing for me. At that point, do you still consider it candid or street photography, or has it become something else—more of an environmental or collaborative portrait? I'm curious how you all think about it and how you would categorize those images. One other thought. Whenever I photograph street performers or musicians, I always put something in the hat, jar, or instrument case. I don't think of it as paying for permission to take a photo—it's simply my way of showing appreciation for what they're doing and acknowledging that their performance made the photograph possible.