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Street photography tip: Use your flip-out or tilting screen
| Michiel Heijmans | 923 views | 0 commentsSome cameras have a flip-out screen, so you can still look at your screen when shooting from the hip. When people see you looking down at your camera like that, they all think you’re adjusting your settings. Properly candid!
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