THE THICK OF IT
There's no feeling quite like the energy of a mass human congregation. Be it a large-scale music concert, cultural festival or political demonstration, regardless if you are a photographer or participant, it can be a sensory overload and one that can yield highly unique imagery.
The dynamic, and often volatile nature of mass crowds means that as a photographer, you must be prepared physically and above all mentally if you are to capture the true essence of the event. For me, that means getting in super close to the action, closing my eyes, pressing the shutter and praying for the best. Well, almost.
While the accompanying images in this article are directly related to India's Holi festival, the tips and tricks can be applied to almost any large-scale gatherings and events.
1 PLAN FOR SAFETY
It goes without saying that the number one consideration when covering an event is your safety and the safety of those around you. No shot is worth your life and an injury could prove devastating to you completing a project. Not
