Cosplay Photographer Garden Interview Video

We recently had a moderately sized meetup at a local garden. One of the photographers there also does videography and decided to put together a video featuring all of the photographers at the event.

The videographer is Charles R. and he goes by the handle “Hikikomorisama.” You can see more of his video work here.

EDIT: On the off chance cosplayers or photographers see this... know that you need permission, likely in the form of paid access to the garden. Especially true with a group. Over the years they had issues with this, so please respect the garden and its staff if you consider visiting with the intent of photography.

I was interviewed in the video.

Here is the photographer interview on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=19nHd-NCtlQ

Video created by Hikikomorisama.

I’m featured around the 1 minute mark (direct link to that time here).

Well done! I’ve tried a few convention scene related interviews in the past, but nothing with that level of production quality.

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