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It's been awhile, everyone! Haven't had time to update my dA, but my most up-to-date work can be found on my Flickr page (see link above).

Anyways, Katsucon 2013 is a less than a month away, so I'm now opening up my shoot schedule. Rates have been updated, so please be sure to check below for the changes.

As always, if you're interested in booking a shoot with me, PM me with the following information:

1) Day and time(s) you're interested in,
2) Who you're cosplaying as,
3) Contact info (cellphone/email),
3) Preferred meeting location,  
4) Shoot location suggestions/preferences (if any), and
5) Desired mood/atmosphere of the photos (if any).

THURSDAY
3pm - Booked
7pm - Booked
*I may open more slots on Thursday, depending on my availability, and if there is demand.

FRIDAY
11am - Booked
12pm - Booked
2pm - Booked
3pm - Booked
6pm - Booked
7pm - Booked
9pm - Booked

SATURDAY
11am - Booked
12pm - Booked
1pm - Booked
2pm - Booked
4pm - Booked
5pm - Booked
6pm - Booked
7pm - Booked
8pm - Booked

SUNDAY
11AM - Booked
12pm - Booked
2pm - Booked


Rates (updated for 2013)
Returning customers: I offer discounted rates to all my returning customers. PM me for details.

Individual - $50 per session, with each session lasting 30-45 minutes. You receive 7-9 retouched shots.
Two people - $80 per session, with each session lasting up to 1 hour. 5-7 retouched shots per person, and 2-3 retouched group shots
More than two people - $30 per additional cosplayer, 5 retouched shots per person, and 2-3 retouched group shots


What to bring to each shoot
1. Poses! -
I typically do a little research on each character/series I shoot ahead
of time, but no one knows that character better than you! The more
poses/ideas you bring to the shoot, the more I can work with, and the
greater the shots will be. Practice your poses in front of a mirror (or
with a friend), rather than just looking at reference photos/videos.

2. Props! -
Pretty obvious if your character has a weapon.  However, for characters
without weapons, a generic accessory that suits your character can also
add to the mood and help tell a story in each photo. Examples of
this include: umbrellas/parasols, books, teacup/saucer, mirror, 
baskets, hats, hairbrushes, stuffed animals, scarves/mittens, and so on.

3. Attitude!
- During the shoot, it helps to be in-character. It goes a long way in
making each shot believable, and maintaining a good flow throughout the
shoot.

4. Friends/Buddies! - Whether it be for moral
support, pose coaching, or just someone to keep you company during the
shoot, feel free to bring a friend/buddy.


Any questions, please feel free to PM me.