Important Special Considerations:
In case of rain, the event will be moved to the following day, Sunday, the 27th, and the same time slots will be honored, there are no cancellations available within 72 hours of the scheduled event so please be sure that you’re available at your scheduled time on both days.
On Halloween, between 5 and 7 pm, come back to the Pajama Factory to pick up your 8×10 print, made in our black & white film darkroom, and a few treats! Digital copies of your photograph will be emailed to you by the end of that week.
We cannot accommodate reshoots and no refunds will be given due to the sitters inability to sit still. Should a photo not turn out due to an issue within the photographer’s control, refunds will be issued, otherwise, all sales are final.
Directions: Upon arrival, please park in the lot at the corner of Rose Street and Park Avenue and look for our sign-in table just inside the gates to the Pajama Factory courtyard. After signing in, proceed to our Halloween set featuring our spooky giant spider’s web, where your portrait will be taken.
Get Your 8×10 Halloween Portrait in Costume & Support the Photo Lab!
Join us for a unique Halloween Portrait Workshop on Saturday, October 26th, from 11 AM to 4 PM at the Factory Works Photo Lab! Come dressed in costume and get your portrait taken with a historic large-format camera in the Pajama Factory courtyard (1307 Park Avenue). The session costs $20 per person or group, and time slots are available every 20 minutes.
Spaces are limited, and pre-registration is required, so reserve your spot today!
Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity to take home a spooky 8×10 black and white portrait that captures the essence of your Halloween!
On Halloween, between 5 and 7 pm, come back to the Pajama Factory to pick up your 8×10 print, made in our black & white film darkroom, and a few treats! Digital copies of your photograph will be emailed to you by the end of that week.
All proceeds support Factory Works Photo Lab’s programming which provides education in and access to traditional black and white film and darkroom techniques and processes. For more information email: [email protected]
