u/thehighroller23

I'm a California-based photographer attending AX this year and I'm offering cosplay portrait sessions throughout all four days. I've been shooting professionally for over a decade (weddings, events, portraits) and I love bringing that same intentional, story-driven approach to cosplay.

Here's the thing I do differently — **every single edited image from your session is yours.** No picking a package of 5 or 10 photos. No upsells. Everything. All sessions include full sharing and printing rights. Photos delivered within 7 days.

You can see my work on my website here.

DM me here for special Expo rates, or reach out through the site — I'll work around your panel and gathering schedule. Slots are limited so booking ahead helps!

A few questions for the community while I'm here:

For those who've done con photoshoots before — what made or broke the experience for you? Always looking to make sessions better for cosplayers. 👇💪

Im trying to find line art that I can use to build a portfolio for color flattening. I was told that I shouldn't use pre-published work and instead use indie or self created (want to start working quicker than that) linework and am looking for resources or anyone direction. I would of course credit any artist/s that created the artwork. Its all unpaid for right now. Any help is appreciated.

I am trying to formalize a portfolio to get into flattening and I was wondering if I could use a published BW manga/comic or my portfolio - is this ok or considered a faux pas? Its just to illustrate my flattening abilities to get future work and would not be used outside of job attempts/applications.. ?? Thank you in advance for any help.