Passport Photos

For a standard US passport photo, go to a drugstore or an office-supply store.

It’s quick, it’s inexpensive, and it’s the right call for most people. If your photo is the standard US 2×2 inch size, a kiosk will do. For anything else, ask me.

Outline of a passport photo: head and shoulders in a frame with crown and chin guide lines

Book me instead if

Your application has special requirements

Many countries set their own rules for passport, visa, citizenship and residency photos: a different size, a professional photographer’s endorsement, or a separate digital file. Canada is a common example. A walk-in kiosk isn’t built for that.

  • Canadian citizenship photo
  • Canadian permanent resident (PR) card photo
  • Canadian passport photo
  • Passport and visa photos for other countries

Tell me the country and the application, and I’ll confirm the specification before you book.

You want a photo you actually like

The rules fix the lighting, the expression and the pose. They don’t fix your hair, your clothes or the moment the shutter fires. We take as many frames as fit in twenty minutes and you choose.

Print

$90

Twenty minutes

Endorsed prints on quality photographic paper, with the studio name, address and date when required.

Digital

$90

Twenty minutes

A file made to the digital specification.

Both

$130

Forty minutes

Print and digital in one visit.

Print and digital photo requirements usually follow different specifications, so doing both is a second twenty minutes. I save the files and print the photos on site after the shoot, while you wait.

The studio is on Bainbridge Island and serves all of Kitsap County, a short drive from Poulsbo, Kingston and Silverdale. Getting here.

Need a headshot as well? Doing both in one visit costs less than booking them separately. Ask for a quote.

Need a headshot instead? Headshots are $90.

Tell me which application it’s for