Street Photography in Urahara - Take to the Streets

You've seen Harajuku and it's sweet colorful quirky vibe. Met her bustling streets and cheerful people. Now, allow me to introduce you to her Cooler Older Brother, Ura Hara.

Home to the pioneers of Street Style, Sneaker heads, up and coming fashion designers, the people inhabiting the streets of Ura Hara pull off that fashion and attitude unlike anywhere else. Storefronts and Shops that embody the subcultures of hip-hop and punk make the perfect backdrop to frame the youth sporting their ideas and creativity embodied through their fashion style.

*Tips:
- Sneakerheads hate seeing someone wearing the same sneakers (10 points if you get a shot with 2 people with the same sneakers in frame)
- People of Ura Hara are not camera shy, but do say thanks or give a bow if and when they see you take a photo.
- Complimenting them on their fashion is +100 points and most would gladly pose for you.

[Where we will go?]
A route and time table will be prepared and shared before the meetup which we will use as a guide.
VERY IMPORTANT Once we meet, please join our Line & WhatsApp group and follow the instructions of the meetup in the chat.

In addition, after the meetup, please post in the Line group and the Meetup page, your best shots so the other members can enjoy & review them.

[Date & Time]
June 4th, 15:00 | In Front of Tokyu Plaza Omotesando. (https://goo.gl/maps/EEKkUwUeXC8PwUe28)

We will be waiting from 15:00 In Front of Tokyu Plaza Omotesando. The Meetup will start at 15:15 sharp, so please don't be late as it will be hard for you to join us later. If you know you will be late, please send a PM via the Meetup Group.

[Rules]
Please read carefully. If you disagree with any of the terms, please refrain from joining:

• Please do not join if you feel unwell.
• Please wear a mask, bring a hand sanitizer and try not to touch other member's clothes or equipment.
• Everybody is welcome - professional and amateur photographers. With any camera (smartphone is alright too!)
• We ask the more professional photographers to assist new photographers if they have questions (and by that we don't mean giving private photography lessons for free. We mean helping with small things and questions that can rise during the Meetups). We are all here to learn new things and develop our photography skills.

Time to take to the streets!