Robert Sawatzky
Apr 9, 2021

Not your ordinary photo booth

INSPIRATION STATION: Korea's acclaimed 'Life Photo Studio' now allows Hong Kongers to strike a pose in 30 different photo booths to fit any mood.

Photo credit: Klook
Photo credit: Klook

This week's Inspiration Station is a stop in Hong Kong, where Korea's 'Life Photo Studio' has begun its first-ever overseas tour.  

It consists of 30 carefully-crafted and exquisitely-styled photo booths (including three Hong Kong-inspired scenes) that exhibit goers can enter as groups or individuals and strike their best pose.

The booth designs range from stylised cityscapes to more abstract artistic environments allowing visitors to capture themselves in a wide variety of moods, but all with studio-standard professional lighting and illumination to allow for the best photos.  

This "self-serve photography space" at Portal 6311 in Kowloon Bay is open now until June 9, with tickets available exclusively through Klook (children under 2 are free).

Each session lasts for 90 minutes and tickets will be timed every session, with limited capacity at each time. 

Go ahead — take your best shot!

 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

You've arrived at Inspiration Station, a weekly look at imaginative and artistic work from creators of all kinds across Asia-Pacific. Or sometimes, we might ask a creative about what they're inspired by outside of work. Step off for a minute to recharge your creative batteries and find inspiration for that next big idea of yours further down the track.

 

Source:
Campaign Asia

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