A private audience by skywardstruck  

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Fanwork Notes

Maedhros: moodrose
Maglor: me
Photo: kimsjopi (IG)

Maedhros costume made by voldadivnaya
Maglor costume made by lady-creations-and-co, designed by me

Here is the first photo from our Maedhros and Maglor shoot at the Stockmann ruins! The hike into the forest was so magical and the location had such perfect elven vibes, it truly felt like stepping into Valinor.

For this shoot we wanted to explore Maedhros and Maglor's relationship during the Years of the Trees. I imagine their codependency started even then, for they are always mentioned together. It was so much fun singing while posing for this shot and getting into character, and our photographer went above and beyond with the edits and effects. We're so excited to share all the photos we took from this shoot!

Fanwork Information

Description:

After wandering through the forests of Oromë, Maitimo and Makalaurë discover a quiet clearing, stopping to rest. With lyre in hand, the private audience begins— for this song, Makalaurë will only allow his brother to hear.

Major Characters: Maedhros, Maglor

Major Relationships: Maedhros & Maglor

Genre: General

Type: Cosplay, Photography

Challenges:

Rating: General

Warnings:

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Cosplay photo taken in the woods. Maglor stands on a rock, gazing downward at Maedhros while singing and playing the lyre. Maedhros sits at the foot of the rock looking up at Maglor. Maedhros wears a red jacquard robe with silver leaf-patterned accents and silver-colored sleeves, and has a red and silver circlet. Maglor wears a long red robe and capelet with gold and black embroidered swirls, and a gold laurel.

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