The Self-Portrait Project

The Self-Portrait Project's patented, dynamic system transfers the power of photography directly to the user, and results in gorgeous, studio quality images. Our photo booths use a two-way mirror, with the camera shooting through the transparent side and the participant located on the reflective side. Using a remote control, the participant chooses how and when to capture themself. Photos are instantly available to save and/or share via one's mobile device. Built with luscious and tactile materials, our beautiful open-air structure will complement and elevate your wedding, not subtract from it. Designed for beauty & utility, it compromises on neither. The Self-Portrait Project was founded with social justice ideals as its roots and a love of photography as its driving force. We are culturally curious, socially conscious, and harnessing the communicative power of photography. As a values-based enterprise we believe in gender equality, marriage equality, and that other worlds are possible. We believe that Black Lives Matter. We stand by Standing Rock. Established in 2009 in Brooklyn, the Self-Portrait Project has benefitted from the eye and direction of National Geographic Traveler award-winning photographer Andy Lin, who for the last 13 years has overseen the taking of almost one million portraits across seven countries and 19 U.S. states by almost 100,000 participants. Inclusions - On-site operator - Choice of remote trigger (foot pedal, hand remote, QR-code remote, NFC tag remote) - Standard white or black backdrop - Dropbox folder of images Options - Real-time image projection - GIF capability - Overlay on images - Timelapse video