The beauty of The Sartorialist is that you can travel the world and admire a variety of stylish people without ever having to leave your couch. Far from being just a place of inspiration, the blog allows you to play the casual street observer with a twist. You can appreciate the beauty of the surroundings and the intricate details of an outfit for however long you want. The moment isn't fleeting, and that is the beauty of the captured image.
So to my great enjoyment, The Sartorialist posted a video commenting on his evolution of becoming a photographer and gave us a sneak peek at a day shooting around the city. It's really interesting to note that he began to take photos without real training, and it gives me hope in my adventure into photography. My favorite part of the short video was a moment when he asked to take a photo of a fashionable young lady, and with a slight hint of attitude she asked "what's it for?" A short introduction, and the "Oh" said everything.
Enjoy the video!
Saturday, January 8, 2011
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20 fashionable comments:
The videos amazing. SO inspiring :)
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Catching up on all the fabulous posts here:) So much inspiration!
Happy weekend!
How awesome! J'adore The Sart AND his lady love. What fabulously talented people!
Excellent post thank you for sharing!!!
Such an awesome video. I always dreamed of being pictured on The Sartorialist. It's such a great site that shows real life style as it is happening. Thanks for sharing this post!
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i loved that documentary! it's so inspirational. i adore sanrtorialist!
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he seems so cool and down to earth and such an inspiration! -- really great video! loving your blog, i'm your newest follower!!
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love the sartorialist! they did a great job with the documentary!
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great video. :)
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nice post, thanks for sharing x
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I loved this video. I especially liked his explanation of how he was happy he didnt have formal training. Because it makes his photos more real
Hi Giselle,
Thanks for stopping by my blog!
I saw this video on The Sartorialist the other day and IT IS AMAZING. Like you, I really enjoyed hearing that he really just picked up his camera and started shooting...it's definitely an inspiring story! I love how his pictures are so fresh, and he just looks for a certain "it" factor in his subjects, not necessarily the people with the most stylish outfits. His work is beautiful!
-Halie
P.S. In response to your question, you can focus the background of a photo by holding down the button to take the photo halfway until it focuses, or you can switch to manual focus if that doesn't work (there should be a little switch on your lens). Then you can just adjust the very end of your lens to focus exactly where you want it, and it won't focus automatically when you try to take the picture.
enjoyed the video, quite inspiring!
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Loved the video, thanks for sharing! xx
I can't believe I hadn't yet watched this - it was so interesting to hear his point of view. Thanks for sharing :)
I love The Sartorialist. He's pretty much my hero. :)
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the sartorialist is amazing, one of the first blogs that got me into blogging, its so inspirational and creative
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Awesome! I didn't know he made a video, I can't wait to watch, he's such an interesting man ;)
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