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People vs Photos

Tom said:
Sherlock77, one of my interests is collecting toy soldiers and when I would go to flea markets or shows I always tried to get there as early as possible and priority one was making a fast sweep of the entire place to look for rare finds or bargains. Once that was done I would then circulate more slowly and chat with dealers, some of which I got to know. Maybe you could make a first fast pass getting your pictures and then stop to talk with folks later.
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This strategy doesn't work all that well for cruise nights, which only last for about two hours and are far more fluid than a daytime weekend car show... People come and go with their cars far more frequently... And because I'm still in the world of work I generally end up arriving after it starts, which means I don't know what I missed (ie. a car that was there earlier, and left before I arrived)

It's a love/hate thing, I do like how fluid these evenings are, but it's very challenging to get a good photo...
 
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