Jackpot Gallery "Fabled Exhibition"

This past Saturday April and Laura had a blast at Jackpot Gallery for a student photo exhibition. We had some technical difficulties with the computer and printer so we decided to just have fun. Never tell anything mechanical that your in a hurry. Check out all our photos from the event here.

Here's one happy couple thoroughly enjoying themselves!

And here is the 2011 Tableaux Photography Class who created the reason for the celebration with their hard work. A special thanks goes out to Naomi Shersty for her dedicated teaching and fun loving attitude!

Feel free to contact us at thelivingphotoboothproject@gmail.com to order a print from the event. 

Springing Back In Action!

Don't forget to SPRING your clocks ahead at Midnight this Sunday Morning. With the weather getting nicer and daylight shining longer life is springing out of the woodwork. Have you noticed the birds chirping outside your window or the growing number of large puddles from the melting snow??? And most IMPORTANT: The Living Photo Booth Project is BACK. IN. ACTION.

Check out some of what we've been preparing...

 See you tomorrow evening at Jackpot Gallery located at 825 E. Center St. in the heart Riverwest across from FUEL CAFE. 6pm-10pm


Can't WAIT!

The Living Photo Booth Project at Jackpot Gallery

This Saturday (March 12th), The Living Photo Booth Project will make an appearance at Jackpot Gallery during an exhibition opening (6-10pm). We will be taking a classic approach to the traditional photo booth and featuring a few new props inspired by photography itself.

"Fabled" features nine local tableau photographers that explore a variety of topics with a narrative approach. Artists include: Amber Schwalenberg, Lindsey Mueller, Michael Goelzer, Amber Blanchard, Ally Santiago, Jessica Farrell, Jean Yang, Cassandra Hansen and Brian Slawson.

Jessica Farrell, Discovery, 2010

Michael Goelzer

Come enjoy photography on the walls and in your hands. Browse for a bit and then step inside The Living Photo Booth for a printed image to take home.