Personal Instagram

I’ve had this Instagram account for a long time but it was my ‘photography’ account. After trying out photography for a while, I decided that I enjoy it but not as a hobby. That’s why this is becoming a personal account. I also don’t want to overload my cosplay Instagram with too many non-cosplay posts so this is a space for that. It is @rouzoro.

Feel free to follow and let me know who you are so I can follow back. As always, my cosplay Instagram is separate and that is @misswavescosplay.

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Listening to: 周深 Zhou Shen – 水形物语 The Shape of Water

Zhou Shen has a really unique voice. His voice makes me feel so calm.

Autumn

Autumn at Nitobe Memorial Garden

It’s been a while since I’ve done a diary post

Taken at a Japanese garden in April

My first time making a bento box

Congratulations to my friend who graduated! She was busy taking photos with other people, so I took some photos with my other friends.

My Photography

What’s up?

Things are starting to be busy for me again because of school, practicum and work. I’ll try to do more song analyses/meanings posts because it seems like you guys like them. Book reviews are coming along but I have to finish reading the books first! The first three photos were taken with a Canon point-and-shoot.

I went back to Nitobe Memorial Garden the next day…

fresh start

I’ve decided to pursue photography as a hobby. By no means am I trying to be professional or anything (I’m not interested in that!). I just think that photography brings me joy. It’s just for fun.

Here are some very old photos I’ve taken:

October 2014 at Nitobe Memorial Garden 

February 2015

September 2015 

Mikasa – Attack on Titan Cosplay

Happy Halloween!

I cosplayed as Mikasa from the anime, Attack on Titan, for Halloween. I’ve seen cosplayers in BC take photos in front of this building (Irving at UBC) so I wanted to do it too. Hahaha. I am actually a student at UBC so these were taken after class.

Random photo

I did my Princess Jellyfish cosplay at the rose garden at my school, and the campus also has a Japanese garden.

I’m quite pleased with how the photos turned out!