Paul Smith Los Angeles

If you're an Ins control, you can't miss the red walls below, and you're going to be in a big block in minutes! 1. Paul Smith Wall | Pink Wall speaks of the first red walls in Los Angeles, and it's Paul Smith on Melrose Boulevard. No matter what the weather can take the ideal effect, more importantly, the wall is large and does not have to pick a position (no pattern segmentation), so even if there are many people standing next to take a photo, you can take a pure pink! Loved by girls! Paint the focus, because the wall is bright colored, wearing black or white photography is better. 🌟Note: The side of the wall is a parking lot, and security staff may prevent you from taking photos with a SLR, but allow you to take pictures with your mobile phone; the side of the wall is unattended by the road, and you can take pictures at will. California sunny afternoon is the strongest, if you pursue photography effects, still suggest to go in the morning.

The pink girl's heart is full, if you can drop in, you can take a look, but if you want to come here deliberately, it doesn't seem to be worth it. It's nothing more than taking a picture of the outer wall here.

Speaking of the first "net red wall" in Los Angeles, it is the Paul Smith pink wall on Melrose Avenue. The ideal effect can be taken no matter what the weather, and more importantly, the wall area is large, and there is no need to pick the position (no pattern segmentation), so even if there are many people standing next to take pictures, they can still take pictures of their own purity. Pink! Loved by girls! Focus on it, because the wall is brightly colored, it is better to take pictures in black or white. Note: The side of the wall is the parking lot. The security personnel may prevent you from using the SLR to take pictures, but you are allowed to take pictures with your mobile phone; the side of the wall next to the road is unattended and you can take pictures at will. California has the strongest sunshine in the afternoon. If you are looking for photographic effects, it is recommended to go in the morning.

It is indeed a very popular place and a good place to take pictures, but there is nothing else to see around, so it is more monotonous. If you just come to take a picture and leave, it doesn't seem to be particularly suitable.

In fact, I came here to see the headquarters of Paul Smith Company. Its headquarters is actually not big, but every wall of the entire building is painted a very pure pink. Quite good looking.

It's a landmark, it's really a pink building. Although it's not large in scale, it's also very prominent. The color of the wall is really beautiful, so I see an endless stream of people coming to check in.