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The 'photo poster project' has been conducted by cizucu across the country since the end of last year. By simply submitting photos to cizucu, you can participate in the photo poster exhibition and meet new photographer friends.
This time, we spoke with the creator Hiro, who participated in the photo poster project.

I often photograph animals and insects, and my love for living creatures has led me to become deeply immersed in photography.
When I visited the photo poster project, a friend who was exhibiting suggested, 'Printing has a different appeal than digital, so why not participate next time?' That encouraged me to join.

I felt a different impact from digital through the A2-sized posters, making it an exciting event.
Additionally, I could receive feedback on my photos from other participants and hear the background of why they took their photos, which provided experiences I don't usually have, making it a very meaningful time.
I thought that printing it in poster size would better convey the impact of this photo.

You can experience a different appeal from digital at a reasonable price and find opportunities to interact with people who share the same hobby.
Even if you feel uncomfortable finding friends or starting conversations, I think you can participate easily.
Through the event, I believe it can also be a plus for your own creative work.

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An interview series sharing the authentic voices of creators who have taken part in photo poster project (ppp), a photography poster exhibition organized by cizucu around the world. Through each creator’s story—from what inspired them to participate to the encounters that followed—we explore the thoughts and connections that bring the ppp community together.
