My Big Assassin's Creed Photo Diary #2
Hello! I am playing four Assassin's Creed games at the same time and this is my second photo diary entry! I am experimenting a little bit with the format. My first post was a strict slideshow and body. I thought this would be different, and enjoyable. Let me know what you think!
We begin in Japan with AC Shadows. Since I had mentioned Todai-ji temple in my last post, I wanted to go there to get some photos. I also wanted to go get/show off my favorite gear in the game, which is the Noh Masterstroke robes.
A deer and a biwa player near the pond at the center of Todai-ji
Next up is Odyssey. The last post I did a little underwater photography, and while it freaks me out a bit, I do very much enjoy exploring. I use a piece of gear that's equipped with a perk to breathe underwater, so that makes taking the time to get some of these shots (or clear the place of any malakes sharks) a lot easier. Here are some shots from the sunken ruins of Arne.
A school of fish swirling in the ruins. Very cool!
Next I thought about revisiting a location I had been interested in in a previous playthrough. Here are a couple of photos from the Tomb of Tityos in the Valley of the Snake in Phokis.
Forgot to clear this cultist from the frame, but I still think this picture is pretty metal.
Now we jump forward a few hundred years in time to Origins and Egypt. I was leaving Alexandria and headed for Letopolis. I wonder if I will ever get tired of photographing the Pyramids in the distance.
I don't usually take action shots, but I thought this one presented itself pretty nicely!
Finally, we round out the session with some photos from England in AC Valhalla. The first photoup top there absolutely had to be the first photo. After that particular part of the main game, I eventually found myself at a wedding. From there, I moved on to Lunden.
My first views of the outskirts of Lunden from the dewey fields in the north.
Finally, some cat tax! Here are all of our MCs interacting with cats haha! These were fun. Hope you enjoyed my second installment! As I said in my last post, I'm open to feedback and conversation!
Posted Jul 30, 2026, 2:11 PM UTC