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From Day 1 to Day 4 of the Lunar New Year, my Spring Festival schedule is basically set in Shenzhen. If you have ideas for times outside these days, as long as it doesn't conflict with work, regular weekdays can absolutely be scheduled. Friends have been asking me how I do outdoor or studio shoots in Shenzhen; my view is clear—as long as the weather and venue permit, both options work. For studio shoots, I will take care of the studio fees myself, so photographers don't need to worry about extra expenses, just bring your equipment.

For this photoshoot collaboration theme, I lean toward combat vibes and weapons. I've practiced some dynamic movements and weapon-holding poses. If there are photographers who excel at capturing cool cinematic cutscenes like those in Wuthering Waves or Zenless Zone Zero, we can prioritize focusing on this kind of style. Besides that, for works like Azur Lane and Blue Archive that require a daily life and uniform feel, I have also prepared the corresponding wigs and costume accessories, so we can switch at any time. NIKKE, Galgame titles, as well as classic characters like 2B from NieR:Automata and Rem are a breeze, belonging to the type that can directly go into shooting with virtually zero barriers.

To present a more natural atmosphere in the final cosplay photoshoot, I care deeply about early communication, including pose design and emotional expression. During the shoot, I won't limit myself to simple static posing; I will drive movements based on the set plot, such as weapon-wielding close-combat freezes or turning sideways to look back, trying to make every photo carry a sense of storytelling. If you have preferred storyboards, we can also align on the composition in advance.

Direct messages in the comments section often get collapsed, so clicking directly into my homepage or sending a PM will be much more efficient. Spending Chinese New Year in Shenzhen is relatively quiet; pulling together an ideal piece of Anime-style photography can count as a festive souvenir for myself. I hope everyone can be relaxed and happy during the shooting process, bring your inspiration, and let's elevate the texture of the photoshoot together.