In 1925, Anatol Josepho invented the automated photo booth in New York City, originally calling it a photomaton. Nearly a century later, historians say only 200 working analog photo booths are left.

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Picture this: A gaggle of 21-year-olds squeeze into a booth, pull the curtain and smile for the camera. After a series of mysterious analog rumblings, the booth expels a tiny strip of prints. The ...

Whirling 360-degree photo booths have gone from red carpets to bat mitzvahs to tourist sites like the Cradle of Humankind. Whirling 360-degree photo booths have gone from red carpets to bat mitzvahs ...

When photographer Breanna Conley Saxon found an analog photo booth at her local thrift store, she decided she’d stop at nothing to figure out how to get it working. Fifteen years and lots of tinkering ...

Leah Park traveled to South Korea two years ago with an empty suitcase, intending to fill it with skincare products and childhood snacks. Instead, she returned to Canada with several adorned photo ...

A line of night owls snaked around a Lower East Side block, waiting to get into not a bar or a club but a box on the sidewalk — a photo booth. From behind the curtain, flashes popped and squeals of ...

Denver has no shortage of places where you can document your night out, but a true photo booth still feels like an anomaly in a world dominated by digital snapshots. “When we got started in 2012, ...