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Styleforum in Paris: Streetstyle Pics

oisin

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Hi all, I'm the photographer that went to Paris with @la guy and @Synthese. Hopefully you saw a few of my photos on Styleforum's instagram account (they are the good ones, not the ones of food and stuff :p). I expect you'll be seeing more soon -- showroom shots from De Bonne Facture, Stephan Schneider, and SNS Herning, and a bunch of stuff from the trade show floors.

Anyway, I figured I'd start a thread showcasing a bit of the street style we saw in Paris as we walked hither and thither in search of decent coffee, expensive crappy beer, tasty falafel, perfect macaroons, and of course clothing.

The thing about Paris is you could stand on a corner all day and take pictures of people -- everyone seems to be dressed well and many have a real flair. They also move fast and don't like having their picture taken most of the time, which makes things a bit difficult. I tried to focus more on what seemed to be everyday people, though with it being fashion time, there was some spillover into "fashion" people. Here you see impeccable street wear, menswear, and everything in between.

Without further ado, here's a first couple to whet your appetite. I'll post more in the coming days. I'm also in Paris for a few more days, so hopefully I'll have the chance to shoot a bit more.

Feel free to discuss what you like and don't like, what you find interesting, etc.


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Rosenrot

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Would like to see more of these. The ones I like best seem to be taken from a lower angle.
 

oisin

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I will definitely keep adding more. I always prefer to shoot from a lower angle as it makes people, especially men, look better. However it's not easy to do in the middle of the street when you are trying to catch someone moving by, especially since I'm 6'5". The best photos are generally the ones where I've been able to stop people and ask them if I could take their picture. As you might imagine, I'm better able to compose and adjust. Street photographer definitely isn't where I excel as a photographer, I would say.
 

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You should post a link in random fashion thoughts; great photos and I'm afraid most people won't find the thread.
 

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Now I want to live somewhere where people dress nice. Come on, Canada, we can do it!
 

Rosenrot

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If this is something you want to invest time and money in, you'd need to get a kit that works well for portraiture.
 

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