What signature techniques does Ken Walker use for impactful streetwear photography?

I lean into a few things that really make streetwear photos hit:

• Natural, directional light – side light or backlight to make textures pop (denim, tech fabrics, sneakers).
• Low angles and close crops to exaggerate silhouettes and shoes.
• Environments that contrast the fit: clean outfits in gritty spots, or vice versa.
• Movement shots: walking, turning, adjusting the jacket so it feels candid, not posed.
• Consistent, moody color grading with rich blacks and skin tones.

What part are you most interested in: posing, lighting, or editing?