How do you adjust your pre-focus distance when shooting in tighter spaces, like crowded streets? I had a similar setup at a festival last month, but I was at f/8 with a focus point around 6 feet... it felt more forgiving for sudden movements closer to me, especially with people jostling around. I caught a vendor laughing with a customer, completely candid, because I was zoned in on that range... the moment was gone in a blink. It took a while to trust the zone instead of chimping after every shot, but now it's instinctive... you just know when someone will step into that sweet spot. The images just feel more alive when you're not hiding behind the camera... you're part of the scene. That connection to the environment is what makes street photography so rewarding for me...

Does your kitten have a particular talent for disrupting yoga poses? My cat always weaves through my legs during downward dog, turning my serious session into a giggle fest. I've learned to embrace the chaos as part of the mindfulness process. Honestly, it's a better workout for my patience than my core.