From Hollywood Icons to Music Legends: Vintage Photo Booth Snaps of Famous Faces

Photo booths have a unique charm. Unlike professional photography, where everything is staged and perfected, photo booths capture moments that feel real and unpolished. There’s a sense of spontaneity in these small, enclosed spaces, and the pictures they produce often show people in a more relaxed, playful, and sometimes goofy light. This is true for everyone, even for famous people. While we are used to seeing celebrities in polished magazine covers or red-carpet events, photo-booth pictures offer a rare glimpse into their more personal side.

#1 Elvis Presley, 1950s

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#2 Allen Ginsberg, 1945

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#3 Jackie Kennedy and John F. Kennedy

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#4 Waylon Jennings and Buddy Holly, 1959

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#5 Marilyn Monroe and Joe Dimaggio’s passport photos, 1954

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#6 Robert Redford and Barbara Streisand acting goofy, 1973

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#7 Marguerite Duras

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#8 Paul and Linda McCartney and their children

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#9 Rene Magritte

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#10 Truman Capote, Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer

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#11 Tom Waits and Ricky Lee Jones, 1979

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#12 Andy Warhol, 1963

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#13 Gala and Salvador Dalí

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#14 A young Miles Davis

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#15 An 18-year-old James Dean, 1949

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#16 Edie Sedgwick

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#17 Patti Smith and Robert Mapplethorpe, 1969

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#18 André Breton, 1925

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