Candid pictures
Un-posed pictures of people and animals, frequently taken without the subject's awareness. These usually appear more natural and relaxed than posed pictures.
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Candid Pictures Unposed pictures of people, often taken without the subject's knowledge. These usually appear more natural and relaxed than posed pictures.
Candid pictures at parties and parades use pretty much the same photography techniques.
CANDID - Candid pictures (sometimes referred to simply as "Candids") are unposed and often (but not necessarily) taken without the subject's knowledge.
People soon get used to seeing you with the camera, and you will be on your way to some good candid pictures. Preset your focus and exposure whenever possible so you can respond quickly and avoid attracting attention to the camera.
You're more likely to catch the candid pictures you want (and maybe some surprising ones you didn't anticipate) when you shoot plenty of images.
Point-and-shoot cameras are perfect for candid pictures of the family, vacation snapshots and casual photography that requires little user input or effort.
I am happier with the idea of shooting semi-candid pictures. This is when the subject of the picture knows that there are photographers around and that there is a chance of them being photographed, but they haven’ ...
People tend to be less inhibited at such events, so your candid pictures of strangers will seem more friendly and intimate.
Henri Cartier-Bresson is held by some to be the father of modern photojournalism, although this appellation has been applied to various other photographers, such as Erich Salomon, whose candid pictures of political figures were novel in the 1930s ...
One of the fun things to do is just letting your kids play with the camera during family gatherings. You'll get some great candid pictures because people tend to ignore kids playing with their ‘toy'.
and whether it is moving directly across the frame or toward or away from the camera (which, from the camera's point of view, makes it not slide across the frame but merely grow or shrink slowly). Try 1/125 as a starting point for candid pictures of ...
My new sister in law preferred my candid pictures to the pro with the high bracket and Mamiya camera, although not in all instances, to be honest. (Why he didn't bounce and fill, I don't know) ...
 See also: Candid picture, Photograph, Photography, Light, Focus
  
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