People from Audomarois, Northern France

[guyinsf]

It’s their facial features/structure that are too southern not their pigmentation

Judging from the photo they definitely don't look "too southern" or even plain southern to me but the faces are too small in this photo for me to conclude either way. They look like northerners as they should being up in the northernmost part of France. If these people's features are "too southern" for their geography to you then Spaniards and Italians would considered almost African.

[Didac]

Judging from the photo they definitely don't look "too southern" or even plain southern to me but the faces are too small in this photo for me to conclude either way. They look like northerners as they should being up in the northernmost part of France. If these people's features are "too southern" for their geography to you then Spaniards and Italians would considered almost African.

Have you ever even been to Spain? Doesn’t seem like it spain north Italy and south France is very similar in appearance

[Roy]

Indeed these people from France look remarkably close to English or Welsh people. Considerably closer than 'random French' people that one would come across in real life, media etc.

[Roy]

Saint Omer, is part of what used to be Dutch linguistically region of French Flanders, Saint Omer is Sint Omaars, part of the Duchy of Flanders.

Yeah, probably a lot of them were still Dutch speaking ~100 years ago.

[Gallicus]

Reupload of the pics as Pas-de-Calais seems to be trendy here these days

(click and zoom on the pics)

[Oliver109]

Generally more British types in these though some pics have more French or central Euro shifted types, subnordics, borrebies, alpines, alpine meds, norcis, atlantids, anglo saxons, nordics, keltids and brunns.