How do I connect a camera to my macbook pro when using the computer with an external monitor in clamshell mode?

How do I connect a camera to the Macbook Pro when using the computer in clamshell mode with an exrternal monitor?

same as it ever was
do it like nothing is different.
be sure to have an external trackpad keyboard or mouse as you will loose them on the computer once it is closed.

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