[Sandrone Cosplay] Quiet moments in the Genshin Impact retro study portrait

I was just organizing the Genshin Impact Sandrone anime cosplay photos taken yesterday. The choice of the shooting location this time fits the character very well, taking place in a retro European-style study. The background is dark wooden bookshelves densely arranged with various hardcover books, and on the desk are a globe, a retro desk lamp, a rotary dial telephone, and a black typewriter. The combination of these props, plus the warm yellow lighting arranged on-site, easily creates a classical and quiet atmosphere. In terms of clothing, the details of this Sandrone dress are very rich. The upper body is a white strapless design, with golden binding and diamond-shaped decorations on the chest and waist, and a black collar at the neckline adorned with a red gem. On the arms are split-type black sleeves with multi-layered ruffles at the cuffs. The lower body is a well-layered puffy skirt, with the outer layer styled like a white apron with golden borders, and the inner layer being a dark pleated skirt with fine golden stripes, tied with a red bow on the side. The material of the skirt hem has a certain glossiness, showing a subtle starry twinkle effect under the light. To match this outfit, I wore white stockings and black-red-gold platform shoes, which can showcase the leg lines very well in front of the lens. In terms of makeup, to get closer to the character, I wore bright blue contact lenses, drew red eyeshadow around the eyes, and chose a reddish lipstick shade. The hairstyle is long golden hair paired with a white ruffled bow and red ribbons on both sides. The wig was meticulously cared for before the shoot to ensure no obvious frizz under strong light. The shoot used an a7m5 camera body paired with a 35150 lens. In this environment, the light and shadow transitions of the image are extremely delicate. Side rim light hits the golden edges of the hair and clothes, making the texture particularly good. When composing the shot, the photographer made full use of the spatial sense of the study, sometimes having me lean against the bookshelf and sometimes sitting in a chair. The shooting process went very smoothly; because the scene itself has a strong sense of story, the poses don't need to be too exaggerated—just quietly sitting in a chair, holding a teacup, or looking down and flipping through a book can present a great effect. Throughout the shoot, I tried my best to immerse myself in that quiet afternoon atmosphere, not thinking about complex movements, but focusing on interacting with props, such as stroking the cover of a book or gently holding up a teacup. I really like the composition and tone of this set of pictures; they showcase the texture of the clothing and the characteristics of the character, especially the details of light and shadow hitting the skirt hem and stockings, which are full of layering.