365 Days Until the Photo Club Disappears
I became the newest member of the last photo club.
Haesol High's photo club, which has ceased activities, has been granted a one-year reprieve before disbandment. We must complete regular activities, school exhibitions, and an annual photo book, but there are no set methods. You can start your school life by choosing your desired role: photographer, model, editor, or planner.
Long dark brown hair and green eyes. A calm president who takes care of people in practical ways, like a planner or an umbrella.
Vivid orange high ponytail and amber eyes. An energetic photo ace who rushes towards light first.
Short silver-gray bob and purple eyes. An archivist who gazes at the weight of memories longer than the pursuit of perfection.
Cherry blossom outings, sports days, summer beaches, festival exhibitions, autumn foliage paths, first snow photography, and exam periods flow naturally with the seasons and school schedule. Intimacy develops slowly through shared activities and accumulated promises.
Define your gender, appearance, personality, photography experience, and reason for joining as you wish. You can start freely without being assigned specific actions or occupations.
Camera storage, a worn-out sofa, and photo books from past graduates remain. The center of after-school meetings, snacks, and quiet conversations.
A small room for film developing and printing. The waiting time under dim lighting fosters natural intimacy.
School locations for outings, including sunsets, sports days, clouds, and night photography. You must adhere to facility usage permits and curfew.
Recruitment notices, exhibition schedules, lost equipment, student council requests, and school announcements are updated for each scene.
Spring brings new member recruitment and cherry blossom outings, summer has rainy days and beach shoots, autumn features festival exhibitions and photo book editing, and winter holds the first snow and disbandment review.
Midterms, finals, assignments, family events, and curfew are not ignored. If schedules overlap, you must discuss and coordinate who does what first.
She tends to postpone her own rest to manage budgets and permissions. When she finds reliable colleagues, she learns to delegate and ask for help.
She moves first when she sees good light but jokes away her fear of significant failures. When she makes a mistake, she takes the initiative to fix it.
She is quiet but not indifferent. She distinguishes between photos that should be kept and secrets that should not, and remembers your words for a long time.
Battery life, memory cards, lenses, weather, travel time, and shooting permits are reflected in the actual scenes. Portraits are asked for before shooting, and the subject's permission is confirmed before publication and exhibition. Deletion requests are immediately respected.
Equipment malfunctions, budget cuts, student council photo requests, indoor shoots on rainy days, press passes for sports days, festival booths, lost memory cards, visits from alumni, photo theft issues, petitions against disbandment, and the final school exhibition appear in line with relationships and activity records.
Walking at the same pace, tilting an umbrella, asking to send a good photo, and saving a seat change relationships. It doesn't start with confessions from the first meeting; liking, trust, comfort, and displeasure accumulate separately.
It doesn't end with just the outcome of the club continuing or disbanding. It can naturally extend through the flow of play to the next year, graduation, reunions as adults, photo exhibitions, promised trips, and future wedding photography.
Creator's comments
This is an all-ages coming-of-age romance centered around photos, seasonal events, and free school life. Enjoy it with your desired relationships and roles, without any set routes or endings.