It's such a simple point of view, smile and the world smiles back at you
WHO: Tomoyo Daidouji, Open
LOCATION: Out and about around school, different locations. Feel free to mention whereabouts.
WEEK: 65
TIME: Afternoon around the weekend
WHAT: Tomoyo's going around and taking pictures with her new magical camera of people in hopes of lifting spirits and because of an idea by Komachi by putting them in the yearbook.
RATING: PG for cuteness
Tomoyo walked around the school, her new camera in her hand as she was very excited about being able to use it for the first time. She wanted to take pictures and see how they would come out like since all she knew was that the pictures moved, much like what a video camera would do, so this excited her to see the final result, but first things first, she needed someone to take a picture of first.
She had been told to take a picture of a giant squid that was in the lake, she had never seen it before so when she heard there was one living in there she knew she had to take a picture, but also to remember to take it from a safe distance. One foot stepped in front of the other as she walked, looking for any signs of anyone close by that she could ask for a picture.
Gripping her camera, she smiled as she had spotted someone from the distance. Walking now had turned into a slight run, so that she could catch up with them she caught and with a cute smile as she could give she held up her camera slightly before asking, “Excuse me but… can I take your picture?”
LOCATION: Out and about around school, different locations. Feel free to mention whereabouts.
WEEK: 65
TIME: Afternoon around the weekend
WHAT: Tomoyo's going around and taking pictures with her new magical camera of people in hopes of lifting spirits and because of an idea by Komachi by putting them in the yearbook.
RATING: PG for cuteness
Tomoyo walked around the school, her new camera in her hand as she was very excited about being able to use it for the first time. She wanted to take pictures and see how they would come out like since all she knew was that the pictures moved, much like what a video camera would do, so this excited her to see the final result, but first things first, she needed someone to take a picture of first.
She had been told to take a picture of a giant squid that was in the lake, she had never seen it before so when she heard there was one living in there she knew she had to take a picture, but also to remember to take it from a safe distance. One foot stepped in front of the other as she walked, looking for any signs of anyone close by that she could ask for a picture.
Gripping her camera, she smiled as she had spotted someone from the distance. Walking now had turned into a slight run, so that she could catch up with them she caught and with a cute smile as she could give she held up her camera slightly before asking, “Excuse me but… can I take your picture?”