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Name: ME
Nationality: Chinese Lives in Kyoto
I have been actively photographing people since 2023 and operate a photography studio with 4 people. I am available for early morning and nighttime shoots, and I try to capture the image you have in mind.

1 hour - 20000yen
2 hours - 40000yen
3 hours - 60000 yen
Languages available; English, Chinese, and Japanese.
We can provide you with all the data from the shooting, but the number of images to be corrected and processed is limited to 10. Additional corrections will be charged at 1,000 yen per image.

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Recommended Photographers
Name: Toshi
Nationality: South Korea Lives in Kyoto and England
Toshi is an artistic young photographer working mainly in Kyoto and London. He has a unique sensibility and specializes in taking photographs of ordinary scenery in the background to create a work of art.
2 hour - 30000 yen
4 hour - 60000 yen
Languages available; English, Chinese
We can provide you with all the data from the shooting, but the number of images to be corrected and processed is limited to 10. Additional corrections will be charged at 1,000 yen per image.

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Name: Son
Nationality: Chinese, living in Kyoto
Multi-talented photographer who has been fascinated by photography since childhood and can shoot a wide variety of subjects including people, landscapes, and products.
1 hour - 15000 yen
2 hour- 30000 yen
3 hour - 45000 yen
Languages available; English, Chinese, and Japanese.
We can provide you with all the data from the shooting, but the number of images to be corrected and processed is limited to 10. Additional corrections will be charged at 1,000 yen per image.

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Daichi
Nationality: Japanese
Languages: English, Japanese
1 hour 15,000 yen
2 hours: 30,000 yen
3 hours: 45,000 yen

All data from the shoot can be provided, but the number of images to be corrected and processed is limited to 10. Additional corrections will be charged at 1,000 yen per image.

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Please find the English translation of the given passage below:

"Rule of Thirds: This principle involves dividing the photograph into a 3x3 grid and placing the subject or important elements at the intersections or along the lines. This creates visual balance and makes the photo more engaging.

Proper Lighting: Light is key to photography. When using natural light, especially soft light during early morning or evening, it produces stunning photos. On the other hand, controlling lighting properly is crucial when shooting indoors.

Point of View: Changing the perspective slightly from the ordinary viewpoint can reveal a completely new perspective. Altering the viewpoint, such as shooting from low or high angles or focusing on specific objects, adds depth to the photograph.

Effective Use of Depth: Utilizing the foreground and background can bring depth to the photo. Placing something in the foreground, in particular, adds visual impact and emphasizes the overall story of the photo.

Conveying Emotions: The most memorable photos evoke some kind of emotion. Capturing moments that convey emotions like smiles, surprises, sadness, or love is essential.

Composition and Balance: The composition of a photo determines how visual elements are arranged. A balanced composition is visually appealing and draws the viewer's attention to the entire image.

Post-Editing: Post-editing significantly influences the quality of a photo. Adjusting brightness, contrast, saturation, and other settings can alter the atmosphere and feeling of the photo."

The given passage describes important points in photography. The "Rule of Thirds" principle suggests dividing the photo into a 3x3 grid and placing the subject or important elements at the intersections or along the lines to maintain visual balance and create a more captivating photo.

"Proper Lighting" explains the significance of light in photography, emphasizing the use of natural light, particularly soft light during early morning or evening, to produce excellent photos. When shooting indoors, it's important to control the lighting appropriately.

"Point of View" suggests that changing the perspective slightly from the ordinary viewpoint can reveal a completely new perspective. Altering the viewpoint, such as shooting from low or high angles or focusing on specific objects, adds depth to the photo.

"Effective Use of Depth" explains how utilizing the foreground and background can bring depth to the photo. Placing something in the foreground adds visual impact and emphasizes the overall story of the photo.

"Conveying Emotions" emphasizes capturing moments that evoke emotions such as smiles, surprises, sadness, or love, as they create the most memorable photos.

"Composition and Balance" highlights that the composition of a photo determines how visual elements are arranged, and a balanced composition is visually appealing and draws attention to the entire image.

Finally, "Post-Editing" mentions that editing after the capture significantly influences the quality of a photo.

Adjusting settings like brightness, contrast, and saturation can change the atmosphere and feeling of the photo.