Attending Your First Coin Show?

I just sent this message to the organizer of the Mansfield Show:

Dear John,
I did a count today and I have over 50 packets to hand out to the kids.
Any leftovers can go to your contact who does the kid's show in April.
I will get there before 9AM to deliver the goods, so alert your door staff of my purpose.
I ran into David Oppelt last Sunday at a show in New Haven..
He kindly offered to vouch for my integrity should you have any fears.
He's a very nice gentleman whom I helped with an article that he wrote for the
Barber Coin Collector's Society. Check with him.
Publicity:

https://goccf.com/t/172726

As promised, I have been spreading the word about your show.
I have two questions:
1) I need to know your policy on cameras. We would like to photograph our group and, if allowed,
we will do so. Just tell us the safest way to do so.
2) If allowed, I would like to wear identification so that other CCF member can find me.
It would read:

matthewvincent (my CCF identity)
CCF

I have cautioned other members to the fact that we are to remain as discreet as possile and not call attention to ourselves.
I will obey anything that you ask me to as I am most grateful that you would even allow us in.
Any word from John Frost?

At your service,
Matthew Student

Chute72,
Some common sense will get you far.
When you arrive, ask the organizers their policy on taking pictures.
If OK, and you want to photograph a display/coin:
"May I take a picture of your ..." will yield the answer.
Perhaps a given dealer does not want his/her picture taken, but will have no problem
with you taking pictures of their display.
If you want a general picture of the floor, and/or take a picture of new friends,
put a discreet distance between you and the floor.
"May I?" will work wonders for you, and coin etiquette is appreciated by everyone.
Oh, and show the photo to the dealer to make sure.