See what people are making with their Portrait Booth.
Real events, real portraits, nothing retouched. Worth a browse for two things: what the quality actually looks like, and what everybody else did with the space around the booth — there is no backdrop, so where you point it is the one creative decision you get to make.
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Pointed at the dancefloor rather than a wall, late. The flagship frame.
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Six people piling into one frame — too many, all of them lit.
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Grandparent and grandchild, warm house light.
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Under a marquee as the light goes.
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A headshot somebody would actually use as a profile photo.
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Two people who met that morning, wrap legible behind them.
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Taken at a stand with the aisle visible behind — the booth using the floor as its set.
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A visitor and a rep, both enjoying it, mid-conversation.
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A backdrop the team built themselves, brand unmistakable, nothing stamped on the picture.
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A backdrop brought to the stop, so every city looks like the same activation.
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Two colleagues cracking up, plain wall, nothing staged.
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Late, dark, loud. The condition everybody assumes ruins a photograph.
Real portraits from real events go here — never stock, and never without the permission of everyone in the frame.
There is no backdrop. Here is what people do instead.
- Pointed at the room. No backdrop — the venue is the background. 6 frames reserved.
- Against a wall. A plain wall, a curtain, whatever was already there. 3 frames reserved.
- Your own backdrop. Bring one, or have your team make one. 2 frames reserved.
- Outdoors. Open air, under cover, or as the light goes. 1 frames reserved.
See what yours would look like.
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