[Genshin Impact Cosplay] Studio photoshoot recruitment this weekend for The Knave cosplay and Skirk cosplay

I am planning to shoot two sets of Genshin Impact photos this weekend for The Knave cosplay and Skirk cosplay, and I am currently looking for a suitable photographer for this studio photoshoot recruitment. The attached photos are just my own try-on sessions and casual mirror selfies without any complex post-processing. They are mainly to show the current completeness and overall effect of the costumes, as well as how these two completely different styles look under a normal lens, making it easier to determine the direction of the upcoming shoot.
Currently, the two outfits I'm preparing have completely different visual focuses and prop weights. The first is a darker-toned outfit, featuring a massive, exaggerated black scythe as the main weapon. It is adorned with dark red spikes and elongated red ring decorations, with a large blade and a very sharp overall silhouette. The costume features a black, white, and red color-blocked design, with strong layers at the pants and collar, and striking red decorative lines. To deliver a high-quality shoot, I invested a lot of effort into crafting and refining this prop; the metallic texture of the scythe and the matte black paint finish have been perfectly adjusted. The center of gravity has been tested, and the balance when holding it is good, so doing dynamic, high-tension poses won't feel top-heavy.
The second outfit relies primarily on a blue and white color scheme, paired with gradient purple long gloves and thigh-high socks, giving it a cool and soft tone overall. It comes with a long staff prop that features a geometric design at the top. From the mirror photos taken during my fitting, I noticed that this outfit flatters body proportions nicely. The large fabric areas and panel tailoring drape beautifully, and combined with the matched wig, it captures the character's essence very well. However, complex studio lighting might affect the gradients of the blue and white. Therefore, for the actual shoot, I might need to discuss the coordination of the main and fill lights with the photographer beforehand to ensure the pristine, translucent feel of the costume is captured.
Regarding my expectations for the photographer: my schedule is currently set for this weekend, and I prefer an indoor studio shoot. Studio lighting is highly controllable, which allows the various details of the props to stand out—such as the reflections on the scythe blade or the structural elements of the staff. In terms of style, I hope to express the anime/ACGN aesthetic of Genshin Impact through photography. Whether it’s standard studio lighting or low-key atmospheric lighting, I can easily adjust my positioning and facing to match the photographer's rhythm.
Regarding the collaboration model, I personally prefer a TFP shoot. However, if your personal style and portfolio match exactly the look I'm aiming for, I am more than happy to proactively cover the studio and travel fees—after all, it's rare to find a photographer who truly understands your vision. I have shot many sets of cosplay photos before, so I am comfortable in front of the camera. I have a solid foundation in posing and expression control, and I can quickly catch the photographer's cues without wasting time adjusting poses. I'm quite confident in the overall efficiency and yield of the shoot.
Besides looking for a photographer, I am also scouting for available studios for this weekend. The space doesn't need to be huge, but ideally, it should have clean solid-color walls or an indoor setting with geometric lines that can visually complement the long props of my two outfits. If any photographer has been to a studio with great lighting conditions and can recommend it, I'd appreciate it so I can scout the location ahead of time before the weekend, ensuring no time is wasted on the environment on the day of the shoot.
For preparation, the wig styling has been finalized; it won't be overly voluminous, focusing instead on framing the face. The makeup will also follow a minimalist approach to keep it clean, which should deliver a great texture under bright studio lighting. I look forward to meeting a suitable photographer this weekend to complete these two sets of photos, capturing both the detailed textures of the costumes and the distinct vibes of the characters.