"Booth by Bryant" Opens in NYC: Celebrating New Photography Hotspots in The Big Apple!
Good news, New York City! "Booth by Bryant", the popular Los Angeles photo booth, has finally made its way to the east coast. Known for its cool retro-style photo strips, this LA gem is the latest addition to NYC's photography scene.
The brand-new booth is conveniently located at the Magic Hour Rooftop, 485 7th Ave, 18th Floor. With an iconic view of the city skyline, it's sure to become a favorite backdrop for both New Yorkers and tourists alike.
Open for all ages on Saturdays and Sundays during brunch hours (11:30 AM - 3 PM), it's a perfect weekend destination for families, friends, and photo enthusiasts. But don't worry if you can't make it during the day, "Booth by Bryant" opens daily for 21+ after 3 PM.
While "Booth by Bryant" is a welcome addition to NYC's diverse photography options, it's not the only game in town. For those looking for a more interactive, creative, and immersive photography experience, FotoLab Studio offers an unmatched solution.
FotoLab Studio, NYC's first self-portrait studio, lets you be both the photographer and the subject. Equipped with professional-grade equipment and a variety of themed sets, you can create your own unique photo shoot. It's an ideal place for budding photographers to practice their skills, for families to capture precious moments, or for friends to create fun and unique memories.
Situated in the heart of New York City, FotoLab Studio allows you to take control of your photography experience. From choosing the perfect lighting and backdrop to selecting the right props, every aspect of your photoshoot is in your hands. It's a fun, empowering, and artistic alternative to the traditional photo booth experience.
So, whether you're looking to snap a quick picture at "Booth by Bryant" or spend an afternoon creating your own professional-quality photos at FotoLab Studio, NYC has something to satisfy every photography enthusiast. Let's celebrate the opening of "Booth by Bryant" and appreciate the diversity and richness of our city's photography culture. Happy snapping, New York!
