The Sartorialist

I love how the vibrant blue pops! Beautiful setting.

Love that blue!

He stood look slowly to the wall, which ended the painted .. did not like the form of land which has become need of maintenance thought of how much need of time and work to collect a price for some of the cement does not think in the new ground, but trying to think of to keep the same colors ground the old and put some potted roses and still loves the place as it is lived as a child …

There is not much contrast between the two colors (cities), they both could use a fresh coat of paint to start with and then there’s the sidewalks-

Love it! :)
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good job!

nice. It will be a nice background for a shooting. ;)

G E D A N K E N L O S

This is beautiful. There’s a symmetry there. Great shot!

Check out today’s look:
http://www.fashionmewild.com/2011/11/look-of-day-90-cozy-and-warm-everyday.html

incredible!

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What I find interesting is the inability for “The Sartorialist Project” to function outside of western culture.

As you state in an earlier post, Africa and Morocco poses difficulties to your ability to capture and document beauty and fashion.

Is this because the culture is resisting the western frame that a photograph puts on their dress and lifestyle?

Are they behind the times of the Sartorialist or light years ahead of the Sartorialist?

How does Scott’s western lens function with a society and culture not willing to let him document and ultimately profit off of their fashion?

Good luck in your travels! I would love to hear more about the challenges your project faces in different cultures.

Gorgeous pattern and texture mix, very inspirational. Good job.

Katarina
from WANNABEONTOP http://katarinawannabeontop.com

I love the amazing ethnic culture of Morocco, and this photo is amazing. I can’t wait to see more, I would love it if you checked out my blog. I have interesting fashion posts you might love to read.

http://www.thegirlinredheels.com

greek vibe/

Amazing… the culture and special features in Morocco are one of those things that I’ll never forget.
Also, there are other cities that have an special treatment for color. I’m mexican, and near my city (Mérida), there is a place called Izamal, where the whole city is painted yellow… all the colonial buildings, the market, the huge monastery, everything! The cobblestone streets and the iron lampposts can be quite unforgettable.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/exfordy/2061211942/

it looks like this place once was a nightlife mecca that everyone flocked to. the colors and patterns draw you in.
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@Habiba.J…” ethnic culture”…?!!!
I’ll just chalk this egregious error up to youth.

Lovely contrast. Beautiful city.

Perfect. Great and beautiful contrast!

Again i’d love to visit!

I really want to go to Essaouira – apparently there’s a music festival in June that sounds brilliant.

I definitely want to go to Morocco now. This is an amazing shot.

Love that azure blue window!

Wow, love it!

Very Gareth Pugh.

Lovely..