Going candid on the streets with your camera is not the easiest task, especially if you are carrying one of those bulky DSLRs with enormous lenses. When I’m on the road I always have my Olympus OM-D EM-5 Mark 2 with me. This camera is very subtle and I can flip the screen and turn off the sound of my shutter. The art of candid photography is timing. Acting quickly is of the essence; the right moment to shoot could be over in an instant. That is why you need to make sure that your settings are right. Usually, I shoot in Aperture Priority Mode when there is an abundance of light. In any other circumstances I will shoot in Shutter Priority Mode (or even Manual Mode at times). In this particular case, I was quite fortunate. Being an avid mobile phone user, the girl did not pay any heed to her surroundings, which made it easier for me to take this shot. I wonder how much fruit she sold that day?