Kadoya Tsukasa [門矢 士] (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
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destinystrings2013-03-07 02:25 pm
endless_journey) wrote in destinystrings2013-03-07 02:25 pm
Entry tags:
Art is Subjective
Who: Tsukasa Kadoya (endless_journey) and Locke Cole (kings_thief)
Where: Scorpio District
Summary: Moonlight Madness's "BFFs" actually meet.
Warnings: None at the moment, but there may be lurking Junes fangirls...
Since he'd come to Hinoto-Ri, the Scorpio ward had become something of a second home for Tsukasa. What had started as a simple need for more film and a darkroom to develop it in that only the more artistically-inclined were able to provide had slowly become a realization that it was the best place for him to work. Not only was the ward filled with interesting subject, but people were much more inclined to let him take their picture while he was there, and some even liked what they got back. Sure, they probably thought that the many oddities of his photographs were intentional and meant to make some sort of artistic statement rather than being the mistakes that they were, but it was a refreshing change of pace compared to constantly being yelled at by dissatisfied customers that had expected his photos to look normal (not that he didn't still get a lot of those, too).
This was how Tsukasa came to be found on a Scorpio street corner, standing next to a cardboard sign propped against a nearby wall that said "Let me take your photo." For the moment, he was just people-watching, watching at them as they passed by through the viewfinder.
endless_journey) and Locke Cole (kings_thief)Where: Scorpio District
Summary: Moonlight Madness's "BFFs" actually meet.
Warnings: None at the moment, but there may be lurking Junes fangirls...
Since he'd come to Hinoto-Ri, the Scorpio ward had become something of a second home for Tsukasa. What had started as a simple need for more film and a darkroom to develop it in that only the more artistically-inclined were able to provide had slowly become a realization that it was the best place for him to work. Not only was the ward filled with interesting subject, but people were much more inclined to let him take their picture while he was there, and some even liked what they got back. Sure, they probably thought that the many oddities of his photographs were intentional and meant to make some sort of artistic statement rather than being the mistakes that they were, but it was a refreshing change of pace compared to constantly being yelled at by dissatisfied customers that had expected his photos to look normal (not that he didn't still get a lot of those, too).
This was how Tsukasa came to be found on a Scorpio street corner, standing next to a cardboard sign propped against a nearby wall that said "Let me take your photo." For the moment, he was just people-watching, watching at them as they passed by through the viewfinder.
