How to go Unnoticed as an Event Photographer

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A quick note on gear:

I am well into my late photography career. I am at a point where I can and should (for write offs) buy the best gear available to me (for the most part). However there are plenty of alternatives for getting the job done with varying budgets. If you need specific advice on buying gear, feel free to reach out.


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Conclusion on How to Go Unnoticed and Capture Candid Moments

There's a lot more to going unnoticed as a photographer than what you wear from how you move, where you look, and even how you hold your camera. In fact, there are probably many things I employ to be ninja-like that I’m not consciously aware of. I’ll keep thinking on this to come up with more ways I go unnoticed. That way I can work on them further and share them with you. In the meanwhile, what are some of the ways you go unnoticed as a photographer?

Read the entire article I wrote on going unnoticed as an event photographer!

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