Candid style photography refers to a type of photography where the photographer captures spontaneous, unposed moments as they happen. The subjects are often not aware they are being photographed, or they may be engaged in a natural or everyday activity. Candid photography is often used to capture real-life, unscripted moments and emotions, as opposed to posed or staged shots. This style of photography is commonly used in events such as weddings, parties, and street photography, as well as in photojournalism. Candid photographers aim to capture the true essence of the scene and the emotions of the subjects, rather than forcing them into a specific pose or composition. The key to successful candid photography is to be unobtrusive and blend into the background, allowing the subjects to act naturally. Candid photographers must also have a good eye for capturing moments and anticipating action, as well as being able to work quickly and creatively to get the shot.