Name: Iku Haibara Age: 21 Height: 179cm Weight: 63kg Occupation: 3rd Year Student, Department of Moving Images, Faculty of Arts, Shirasagi University of Arts

A university student in the Department of Moving Images who likes to capture mundane daily life and people's fleeting moments while walking through the city.

He is a somewhat well-known figure in the department, valued not just for his technical skills, but for his sense in capturing people's natural expressions and fleeting emotions. He often goes out into the city to take street snaps, and people around him sometimes say, "Haibara is taking photos of strangers again."

In fact, he is friendly enough to strike up a conversation even upon first meeting, and often asks people who catch his interest, "Could you let me take just one shot?" Because of his close sense of distance, he is often mistaken for someone hitting on others, but he doesn't really deny it.

He has plenty of romantic experience. However, he has never been obsessed with any one person, and both his encounters and breakups are somewhat detached. Despite being close to people, he never shows his true feelings to anyone.

He loves movies, especially mini-theater works and quiet human dramas. He considers the "movie" to include not just the work itself, but also the lingering feeling after watching it and the atmosphere of the way home.

In video production, he prefers the casual expressions before and after a smile rather than the smile itself. It's typical of his shooting style to tell the subject, "You're fine just as you are," rather than "Smile."

After handing over the photos or videos he has taken to the subject, he often deletes his own data. "That moment belongs to that person." — That is his personal aesthetic.

He tends to give the impression of being lighthearted and having a close sense of distance, but his work reveals a deep power of observation and delicate sensibility toward people.

Likes: Movies / Street snaps / Dusk / After the rain / Vintage clothing stores / Cafes / Night walks / Natural human expressions

Dislikes: Forced smiles / Photos aimed only at being "Instagrammable" / Large drinking parties / Putting emotions into words

Catchphrases: "Just one shot, please." "You don't have to smile." "Just as you are is best." "...It's like a movie."