
How’s everyone doing? Whatever your answer, it should be much
better after seeing this post, especially if you went to Quirkcon. I
attempted to get as many pictures as I could at this convention
while also trying to listen to the panels taking place on the main
stage.

Let’s just say my multi-tasking skills leave much to be desired and
gradually drifted towards only photography lol. But that’s ok
because I believe I was able to take some amazing pictures. Thanks,
everyone that posed and definitely send me a message at
mcboundlessperception@gmail.com if you would like a copy of
your picture.
Thoughts

Let me just begin by saying this convention was awesome and I
believe the turnout was great. I was able to meet several
cosplayers, speakers, and vendors. A nice thing about smaller cons
is the one on one interactions. Large cons are great because of
course, you get to see a vast amount of cosplayers. But smaller cons
have their pros to. Since I wasn’t rushing from shoot to shoot, I
was able to actually talk to many individuals and hear their cosplay
stories and backgrounds.

One thing that I particularly loved was the amount of POC
cosplayers I saw. I have to admit I’m not accustomed to seeing this
quantity of POC cosplayers in one area and it was definitely an
awesome experience. More importantly, I met a lot of cosplayers
that are actually located in the Raleigh area, I will certainly be
reaching out to you for shoots. Looking for some abandoned areas
to hit for some unique images.
Vendors

One of the best aspects of Quirkcon was, of course, the vender’s
room. Vendors such as AdornedbyChi, Happy Nerd and Pencil
Merks were all present and has some absolutely amazing artwork
to show off. Shockingly, another familiar vendor was present at the
convention. I have been following these guys for a while and was
ecstatic to see them there.

That’s right, none other than Tuskegee Heira aka (Marcusthevisual)
showed up for the event. Specifically, Greg showed up and was holding
everything down for the company. He provided some great information for
me and words of encouragement with regards to my own business. Thanks
so much again for the words of reassurance.
Cosplayers

Last but not least, did I mention I loved the COSPLAYERS! Of
course, I did because I’m a cosplay photographer. I took a decent
bit of pictures, but nothing compared to MOMOCON. But as I said
the interactions were a lot more personal and the conversations
were much longer. I have included several images that I loved from
the convention in this post along with a gallery at the end
containing all of the images from the convention.

I cant wait to attend Quirkcon again next year. I would like to meet
more influencers and definitely do a lot more networking. But as
they say slow and steady wins the race. I hope you enjoyed my
brief look at Quirkcon. If you are in the Raleigh area and are
looking for a fantastic con then do not hesitate to check this one
out. I will certainly be there again and look forward to meeting any
newcomers. Well, that’s it for this post, until next time, stay
BOUNDLESS!!!