[Lisa cosplay] Re-layout of Old Photos from Last November—Love How the Angles Match! - Image 1
[Lisa cosplay] Re-layout of Old Photos from Last November—Love How the Angles Match! - Image 2
[Lisa cosplay] Re-layout of Old Photos from Last November—Love How the Angles Match! - Image 3
[Lisa cosplay] Re-layout of Old Photos from Last November—Love How the Angles Match! - Image 4

I went ahead and reformatted that set of solo shots taken last November. Originally, I just wanted to switch up the layout, but unexpectedly the angles aligned with the new photos taken this year—it was quite a wonderful coincidence. When shooting that set, the wind outside was howling, and the large witch hat couldn't stay secured, wobbling constantly. This restricted my range of movement and dampened the pose intensity, so the shoot felt somewhat constrained. During post-processing, I had to spend dedicated time cleaning up windblown flyaway hairs and correcting various awkward shadows cast by the shifting hat. Afraid of damaging the gear back then, I didn't dare take many of the delicate small accessories outdoors, having to rely purely on basic styling to carry the look. In terms of layout, I mainly adjusted the background color temperature, leaning slightly warmer to accentuate that vintage library feel while harmonizing the palette so it wouldn't look jarring. As for the Fan merchandise on hand, since most had been shipped back home, I had a sudden whim last night and arranged the few items I still had with me. Setting up the merchandise display took some deliberation; I positioned the substantial large plush as the centerpiece, flanked by mats, badges, and the like. Surprisingly, placing the two together created a harmonious, pleasing look. I'm quite satisfied with this edit—even though I wore fewer accessories, the overall ambiance and physical silhouette were captured well. As it marked the tenth birthday celebration project, I specifically selected this Witch style outfit that flatters bodily curves, emphasizing chest and leg contours during editing to convey the character's indolent and mature older-sister charm. The composition of the photo is well-balanced and the post-processing is clean without cluttered watermarks, so I chose it as the cover. I hope it catches eyes, especially since this shot—with its subtly alluring pose, Black stockings, and lighting—is the standout piece of the series. Meanwhile, I'm also sorting through some of the remaining unreleased takes, hoping to have the chance for a pickup shoot later to fully present the accessory details of this cosplay that weren't showcased here.