Session Rates

$27 • 5 minutes

$67 • 15 minutes

$100 • 30 minutes

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Weekend Flex Sessions @ 25% OFF

🗓️ available to book every week on Wednesday and Thursday

Unlimited Photos • Capture every moment effortlessly

Same-Day Prints • Take your memories home instantly

Instant Online Access • Download & share for 7 days

Includes 2 People • Just $5 per extra person

10% OFF

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How It Works

Our studio consists of two rooms: one features a cyclorama white wall, ideal for wide, full-body shots, while the other offers multiple colored backdrops, perfect for more personal waist-up or headshot portraits. An on-site attendant will guide you into either room, provide you with a remote clicker to trigger the camera shutter, assist you in taking your first shot to familiarize you with the equipment, and finally start the timer for your booked session.

Our Equipments

A Sony full-frame camera

32-inch monitor displaying the camera's live view/feed

27-inch monitor displaying the last photo taken

1-2 photography strobe lights, depending on the room

Props Available for Use

Benches, cubes, chairs, stools, and seasonal or party props such as glasses, headbands, hats, etc.

About Us

We are a proud Vietnamese-American-owned self-portrait photo studio conveniently located in Koreatown, Garden Grove. Our mission is to provide professional photos at affordable prices. You might wonder what a self-portrait studio is—essentially, it's a photography studio where customers take photos of themselves rather than being photographed by a professional. Equipped with a 32-inch monitor displaying the camera's live feed, you can see yourself exactly as you appear in the camera, much like looking into a mirror. We firmly believe that capturing memorable moments is invaluable. What better way to preserve these moments than by capturing them yourself, with your own authentic expressions and feelings?