What is street shooting in Europe and America?

Street Shooting: English name StreetSnap, in which Street means street, representing the places that have been walked, seen, free, around, ordinary and familiar. Snap, one of its original meanings, is an adjective, which refers to flashing, rushing, sudden and simple, as well as clicking, quick and flexible movement and sudden hand. Street shooting originated from foreign fashion magazines. In addition to introducing the release of new clothes in the major show halls in time, it also conveys popular information from the people, so the so-called "street shooting" came into being, which is the origin of street shooting.

The twice-yearly world fashion show, no matter where it is held, is the focus of attention except fashion and models. Nowadays, people who come to participate in it are always concerned by the world.

Who should I thank? At first, ScottSchman came out to make a break, and went to the streets of Europe and America to shoot handsome men and beautiful women in his eyes. Because of his unique vision, he was attracted by Style.com, an international fashion website, and then he was sponsored to attend major fashion weeks and exhibitions, which led to the second-line scenery behind the runway. After that, his shooting style touched people who love fashion and shooting all over the world, and street shooting became everywhere. In addition to shooting advertisements for DKNY Jeans in spring and summer of 2009, he also collected more than four years of street shooting into a book, which can be described as infinite scenery.

Who says street shooting is just a hobby? And such a good thing has just begun in China. Veterans who are used to visiting Taobao now know that "European and American" foreign trade clothes are the hottest and most expensive, just like Korean clothes.

Girls have gradually become accustomed to drawing inspiration from street shooting blogs and personal clothing blogs in Europe and America. Of course, many young people in China also like Japanese and Korean style clothes, so "British style" and "Japanese style" have become domestic style symbols, so "street shooting" has become a dual demand. At first, the media will only release street photos taken abroad for the reference of young people in China. Then, domestic trend magazines also launched their own "street shooting" column, and there were more websites and clubs about "street shooting". For the mainland, the word "fashion" is still a newborn child for the time being, and the advanced level of dressing attitude needs more time to evolve. "Show" has become a trend, but there is nothing to see.

At present, this fashion street shooting has also entered the field of vision of China people, and some avant-garde photographers and photographers in China have also taken to the streets and started to interpret the legend of fashion street shooting. At present, the works of domestic fashion street shooting are mainly provided to popular websites in China. These websites sometimes organize street shooting enthusiasts to take collective street shooting, and sometimes determine the theme of a street shooting, such as "school uniform show".

In foreign countries, including Europe, America, Japan and South Korea, because people are already familiar with street shooting culture, people generally don't mind when they meet someone taking pictures of themselves on the road. They just wear beautiful fashion. Sometimes photographers ask passers-by to pose to cooperate with the shooting, and most people are willing to cooperate. However, in China, because the street shooting culture is not known to many people, coupled with the low-key and implicit character of China people, it is not so easy to be accepted by everyone when being photographed, and sometimes it even leads to conflict and vigilance. Even if the photographer explains that it is because the other person is beautifully dressed, the other person is likely to decline politely. Judging from people's acceptance of street shooting, China still has a long way to go to connect with the international community.