The Spread Shot of Aya Shameimaru from the world delirious with eternal autumn (a Touhou LW original). She takes a photo near-instantaneously in this attack. "Photos capture moments in time. Each moment is unique and when it passes, it's gone forever. But photos immortalize them. And just like the memories of my youth, they can never be forgotten..." -Aya the photographer

The Focus Shot of Aya Shameimaru from the world delirious with eternal autumn (a Touhou LW original). She takes lots of photos in an instant in this attack. In the autumn world, there's a market being held somewhere in Gensokyo practically every day. Aya has a deep appreciation for her world's culture of creating new things and then sharing them with people. Doing things yourself is how it's meant to be. There are no limits to what Aya can accomplish... as long as she doesn't upset the Hakurei shrine maiden.

A Spell Card of Aya Shameimaru from the world delirious with eternal autumn (a Touhou LW original). She receives permission to take photos of her subject in this attack. Aya takes pictures of all kinds of people, but she finds photographing fairies to be particularly rewarding, likely because they're so pure and innocent. Fairies are symbols of life itself, and looking at them, Aya finds memories of her youth come flooding back to her. Surely there isn't a soul alive who wouldn't enjoy that.

A Spell Card of Aya Shameimaru from the world delirious with eternal autumn (a Touhou LW original). She takes a potentially prize-winning photo in this attack. Festivals celebrating art and people's hobbies have been held since long ago in the autumn world. However, the culture of creating and distributing your own publications was essentially something Aya established herself. She used a similar culture from the outside world as a basis for this but never expected it to be such a hit in Gensokyo.

The Last Word of Aya Shameimaru from the world delirious with eternal autumn (a Touhou LW original). She takes the ultimate photo in this attack. People with shared interests and hobbies coming together at a market to share their passions is not just a good time but also seems somehow sacred. Something was bothering, Aya, though. This new culture was becoming more and more popular in Gensokyo and looked like it was here to stay. But did that mean the opposite was the case in the outside world? A terrible image of an abandoned market suddenly flashed into Aya's mind...