A photoshoot for teenagers — with the camera in their hands

Teenagers find it awkward when an adult asks them to smile. In a self-portrait studio the remote is theirs: they choose the poses, the looks and which frames to keep. The result looks like them rather than like a school album photo.

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They can come with friends or classmates and shoot graduation portraits, photos for social media, or a portfolio for an application. Parents can wait outside — or join in for a few group frames.

Occasions

  1. Graduation

  2. Turning 16 or 18

  3. End of the school year

  4. Portfolio photos

Frequently asked questions

Can a whole class come?

Up to six people per hour in one room; for a class, book two rooms.

Do parents have to be present?

No. Under-18s need an accompanying adult, but they can wait outside.

Is it suitable for a university portfolio?

Yes — even studio lighting and a neutral backdrop are exactly what admissions panels ask for.

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