Stepping outside of your comfort zone...tips??
Wear a disguise.
Hire a streaker and get photos of the people taking his photo.
Go somewhere like a street festival, carnival or bike fest or ren faire and shoot em up!
Hang a press card around your neck - then you're a professional!
Get a really long lens and shoot people in the next zip code...
The list goes on and on but the important thing is... (here it comes again) go start shooting. Your comfort zone will soon catch up to you.
“Amateurs worry about equipment, professionals worry about money, masters worry about light, I just make pictures… ” ~ Vernon Trent
All the attention on him, no one will bother looking to see what I am doing. lol
D1ixo wrote: Here's a thought. Become friends with a fellow photographer in your area and go out shooting together. You may forget about people watching you because you are having too much fun.
That is a good idea. I like that idea. Thanks.
Now I just need to search for a photographer in my area. 
I think the hardest part is being comforatble with your camera and having the confidence that you know what you are doing, once your happy with those pulling out the camera setting it for the shot and getting the required image cancels out everything else
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