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We need your coolest COSPLAY PHOTOGRAPHY for display as part of the deviantART Benefit ART Show at the San Diego Comic-Con! Proceeds go to the Shriner Burn Hospital, which routinely invites cosplayers to join in their fundraising events and encourages cosplayers to interact with the hospital’s young burn victims as part of their therapy.   We want to include you in this worthy & fun cause!   All entries must be submitted by June 18th   All entries will need clearance from the photographer and the cosplayer as well as file sizes large enough to produce fine art quality prints.   Don't worry, we will contact you for these after

My good friend hikaraseru (https://www.deviantart.com/hikaraseru) has written a very good guide on how a standard cosplay photoshoot should be conducted in a conducive manner. I got her permission to post the entire article up, so hope you guys like what she is presenting to us. Want to plan a cosplay shoot, but somehow things just don't turn out right? Maybe the photos were not how you visualised them, or that the photographer seemed to be extra grumpy, or you just don't know what's going on? Read on for how to get the best out of your cosplay shoot: The 4 Ps: 1. Plan Having a plan is essential and should take up the most time overall in your shoot. Speak to the photograp