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While the blog has been quiet lately, we’ve been working behind the scenes to add a lot of new material to the site, some of which is getting highlighted over on our Instagram, from locations to movies, and albums to TV shows. Here’s a taste of what’s been added lately in this, the twentieth year of Photobooth.net:

Since the beginning of 2025, we’ve added 26 new photobooth locations around the world, from New York to Atlanta, Los Angeles to Denver, and all around the world. We began the year with a new photobooth location in Zürich, and just this week, added the first location we’ve listed for an analog photobooth in Portugal.

Check out all of our location listings, now filterable by whether or not (to our knowledge) the booth is active, around the world. Thanks to all of our location contributors, and please, keep them coming!

The first Swiss film featuring a photobooth has joined the ranks of our Photobooths in Movies listings: Seuls, directed by Francis Reusser, features the first photobooth opening credits sequence we’ve seen, and an abandoned set of photos drives the story.

Some other recent additions include our first Finnish film in the catalog, Rikos ja rangaistus, an adaptation of Crime and Punishment directed by Aki Kaurismäki, as well as a couple of minor 1970s appearances from my recent slow-motion binge of movies from that decade, Kramer vs. Kramer (a second listed photostrip appearance for Meryl Streep!) and The Laughing Policeman.

We capture a broad range of TV shows in our listings, as well, with new additions from “Better Call Saul,” “Peppa Pig,” and “The Conners.”

We’ve also been doing a bit of site maintenance, with an upgrade to our Photobooth Blog Archives, enabling readers to peruse 20 years of photobooth news, with more projects in the works. We’re looking forward to the 2025 International Photobooth Convention in New York in August, and hope to see many of our readers there.