Live Magazine September 2014 Volume 9/2014 | Page 145

“AND WAS BLOWN AWAY BY SEEING
REGULAR PEOPLE DRESS UP AS SOME OF
MY FAVOURITE CHARACTERS GROWING
UP AND EVER SINCE THEM I’VE VERY
MUCH ENJOYED SHOOTING COSPLAYERS
AS MOST ARE FANTASTIC PEOPLE AND FUN
TO WORK WITH.”
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the cosplayer, generously offer them
your card and say that the photos
can be seen on such and such.
5 - Always have your settings on
your camera ready to go! You want
to be judged with how you present
yourself as the photographer and it’s
never a good look for the photographer to fiddle around with his or her
camera settings while the subject
waits around for a few minutes especially at a convention where other
photographers and regular people
will want to be taking photos of the
cosplayer. Obviously you will need to
do some little adjustments from time
to time as each subject is different
but have your settings as such that
those changes will be minimal and
quick!
Finally for readers to see more of
your work, where should they go?
You can find me mainly on

www.flickr.com/photos/soltographyinc/sets/
www.500px.com/Soltography
www.facebook.com/Soltography.Inc