photo poster project | Osaka | Event Report | Release #462

For those who dream of "exhibiting their photos" or "making photographer friends," the event photo poster project makes it possible just by posting photos on cizucu.

This time, we introduce the event held on March 8, 2025, in Osaka, the voices of participating photographers, and information about the next event. If you want to participate in the photo poster project held nationwide in the future, this is a must-see!

Opportunities to exhibit your photos or make friends with other photographers are not very common. Moreover, holding a photo exhibition individually requires effort and cost.

The photo poster project organized by cizucu solves these issues. By simply posting photos on cizucu and answering the application form, you can exhibit your photos in large A2 size. Many photographers living in the same area participate, so you might find future photography friends.

No need for the hassle of "renting a place, finding a print shop, and setting up." Just answer the form and participate in the event on-site!

At the photo poster project in Osaka, 23 creators exhibited. The theme this time was "Warmth."

The genres of participating works varied widely, including landscape photography, street snaps, and portraits, with photographers ranging from beginners to veterans.
Anyone with a desire to "love photography," "want to exhibit their work," or "want to make creator friends" can participate!

The popular "Gallery Talk" and "Photo Business Card Creation for Exhibiting Creators" were also held this time.
At the venue, creators listened intently to the gallery talks of participating creators, creating a very warm atmosphere.

Through exchanging business cards, participants deepened their exchanges, discussing topics like how they started photography and what inspired them to pick up a camera.

Even those with no exhibition experience or first-time participants without acquaintances can enjoy with peace of mind, as the staff provides thorough support at the venue.

Here are some impressions from the post-event survey of participating creators.

"I was able to see various people's print works, and the low barrier to exhibition allowed me to meet different people than usual."

"It was great to hear stories from the time of shooting."

"The staff connected me with other participants, making it very easy to talk."

"I met many people who didn't know about me. At first, it was hard to talk, but before I knew it, I was talking so much my throat hurt."

"Being able to easily exhibit photos by entrusting prints and exhibitions lowered the participation threshold and made it easy to join."

"I was satisfied as people who had participated in ppp before came to see, and I was able to communicate a lot."

"The time to explain works one by one was very good."

Please look forward to future events!