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The 2024 Dragon Con Report Episode 3

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The 2024 Dragon Con Report Episode 3

This month on the Dragon Con Report, we’re joined by Bill Watters and Danique Cosplay to discuss everything you ever wanted to know about the decorated union of costumes and photography.

After we catch up on the latest con announcements from the recent Volunteer’s meetings and social media, we’re diving headfirst into the world of cosplay photography with none other than industry stalwarts Bill Watters and the illustrious Danique Cosplay. From mastering the art of capturing the essence of characters to navigating the dynamic landscape of conventions, we’ll explore every facet of this captivating union between costumes and photography.

So tune in as we unravel the secrets behind crafting the perfect cosplay shot and delve into the pulse-pounding excitement of Dragon Con. With special guests and expert insights, this episode is a must-listen for every fan of cosplay, photography, and the legendary Dragon Con experience. Don’t miss out – join us for the ultimate celebration of creativity, community, and geek culture on the Dragon Con Report!

​ ​ The Dragon Con Report is a part of the ESO Podcast Network, Producer Jen “Lil’ Bit” Schleusner, Executive Producer Mike Faber. ​ We want to hear from you! Feedback is always welcome. Please write to us at feedback@dragonconreport.com and subscribe and rate the show wherever fine podcasts are found, such as Apple Podcast, Google Play, Spotify, Pandora, Amazon Music, and our new YouTube Channel. ​ Links: ​ Dragon Con Report Website ​ Dragon Con Report YouTube Channel ​ ESO Network ​ ESO Network Patreon ​ ESO Network TeePublic Store ​ Dragon Con Group Photo Shoots

Danique Cosplay

Bill Watters ​ Dragon Con Parties, Meetups, and More ​ Black Geeks of Dragon Con ​ Dragon Con ​

Dragon Con Report Intro and Outro attributes:

Stock Media provided by Blackmid / Pond5 Adventure Of The Pirates – Fantasy, Epic Orchestral Music by Pond5

Stock Media provided by MellauSFX / Pond5 Dragon Fire Roar Sound Effects by Pond5

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Analoging

[cosplayandgeekstuff]

megalcarmen (Russia) as Princess Leia

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💙💙💙

[oldshowbiz]

Those Hollywood Nights

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Photographer Bastiaan Ekeler made a modified zoom lens so that he could take photos of distant objects with a Gameboy camera

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Haly's Circus is proud to present THE FLYING GRAYSONS in a death defying act!

Follow my IG to support my work: @alterlego_comics

[williammarksommer]

Pacific Park

Route 66 series

Hasselblad 500c/m

Kodak Ektar 100iso

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[nestr96jr]

[dessinoir]

Mr. Kirk Hammett he’s gonna melt your face with his guitarrrrrr!!🎸 ~ James hetfield

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joaniebrosas (USA) as Vampirella

Photos by: happiertrigger

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[oldshowbiz]

I like old signs

[nihalsthings]

Some other artifacts from Ephesus.

What's so significant about this location is the fact that it was home to many different, great civilizations including ancient greeks, imperial romans and early christians, and it is said to be founded by Amazonians. It was first built in 10th century BC, but recent excavations stretched the timeline all the way back to 6000 BC. The intricate works made out of stone, ivory, clay, marble, copper and gold carry the fingerprints of so many different cultures. It's hard not to feel amazed by such a big piece of human history while walking around.

Tiny cups with powder are make-up containers. Just imagine the greek or roman woman who use these to have her make-up done, and go out to see the play in the great theatre nearby, which had the capacity of 20k people! Right below them are surgical tools, crafted in great detail.

Tiny egyptian priest statute is a bonus and was a lovely surprise to see here. It was naturally a low-light environment so the photos aren't excellent, but I did my best.