Cosplay Photos

[Derrel]

Derrel _ I get what you mean. Shall give more thought to my framing and composition of the shots. Noted with thanks! Will keep it in mind.
However, what can I do about the eyes? Change the angle of the shot perhaps?

Having them facing toward a light source, or using a tiny amount of fill-in flash, both methods can create a catchlight on the eyeballs, and the catchlights bring more attention to the eyeballs-contacts or not. I thought frames 10,11,12,and 13 were better than some of the earlier frames. Your subjects really look great in their costumes and makeup!

 

[Designer]

However, what can I do about the eyes? Change the angle of the shot perhaps?

The angle of the shots are fine. The models' eyes could have "catchlights" in them, meaning; a reflection of the light source. If you have light from the front, their eyes should have that little reflection in them.

As to the models wearing non-reflective contacts, I don't understand because many of the drawings show catchlights in the "dolls" eyes.

 

[theHomelessJedi]

Is it still Cosplay if no one knows who the heck you're dressed as?

 

[manicmike]

I have no idea who any if these characters are. Maybe one from Black Butler?


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[tecboy]

Here you go. Cosplay lenses Anime contact lenses

 

[Darkstreets]

Is it still Cosplay if no one knows who the heck you're dressed as?

If a tree falls in the wood....