NYC · MIAMI · EVERY CORNER GETS A FLASH.
A walk-in photo booth on wheels. Step off the sidewalk, squeeze in with your people, get four vintage printed frames instantly. A real print in your hand, a digital copy on your phone.
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Look for the stainless cart and the big screen of strips. We park on the corners where the city is happening.
Card, Apple Pay or Google Pay at the door. $10 a session (placeholder price).
Pull the curtain. The velvet bench fits up to four, or fold it up and stand.
Classic B&W, The Corner, sepia, '70s color or film grain. Four flashes, a few seconds apart.
Your 2×6 strip drops out the side slot. Scan the QR to get the digital copy.
Real booth strips, minus the chemicals and the wait. We shoot on a professional digital camera under a studio flash and style every frame in software to feel like the classic booths: crushed blacks, soft grain, that slightly-too-bright flash.
New: THE CORNER. An editorial black-and-white street-candid layout: three tall frames with a typed caption, shot like a sidewalk style column. Our nod to the street photographers who made the corner a runway.
Every session: one printed strip + the digital strip and single frames sent to your phone.
Solo glam & duos. Go in alone and give the camera your best side, or bring one friend and squeeze in cheek to cheek.
Concept renderings with fictional people. Real strips from the street go here after launch.
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STANDARD FLEET
Every everyday CORNERFLASH cart wears bare brushed stainless with the CORNERFLASH wordmark: it catches streetlight at night and the sunset in Miami. Battery-electric, five by ten feet, rolls into place by remote.
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SPECIAL EDITION · ONE OF ONE
The CunninghamOne cart, painted Workman Blue (#2D4E8A), the color of a French work jacket, with a small bicycle on its flank. It runs THE CORNER strip style by default and parks on the avenues in daylight, where the street was always the show.
BRAND ACTIVATIONS
A walk-in booth wrapped in your creative, parked where the city looks. Every guest walks away holding your brand, and every digital copy carries it to their phone and their feed.
Concept rendering · fictional brand wrap
Full or partial wraps over the stainless shell, plus your content on the exterior LED wall.
Custom-branded strip frames, overlays and styles, designed to your creative and printed on every strip.
Branded digital copies delivered by QR, with opt-in email capture so the crowd becomes a list you own.
Every digital strip is built for social. We track sessions, shares and UGC, and report them back.
Hand product to every person in line, or gate a strip behind a spend threshold in-store.
Tell us the brand, the market and the dates.
Wrap, strip frame and overlays designed in-house to your creative.
Cart wrapped, booth software branded, crew briefed, location set.
Parked on the right corner. Strips in hands, copies on phones.
Sessions, opt-ins, shares, footfall and earned media, reported back.
From the largest designer and operator of mobile vending units in the United States
The team's prior brand activation work (with Food Truck Rentals), not CORNERFLASH clients:
Including a full-wrap truck outside Louis Vuitton's SoHo flagship (2018), month-plus runs for Bloomingdale's, an LED-lit Michael Kors cart at Fashion Week with Katz's Deli, a full Southampton summer for Cipriani, and five trucks with World Central Kitchen during COVID-19.
Single-day activations from $X (placeholder: pricing to be set)
Custom-wrapped to your brand. Multi-day runs, additional carts and staffing quoted to the brief.
Brand activations, launches, Fashion Week, weddings, club nights. We tow the cart in, roll it into place by remote and run it all night on battery: no generator, no fumes, no noise, no extension cords across your venue.
THU
NYC · near Orchard St
8PM – 2AM
SAT · THE CUNNINGHAM
NYC · Midtown
11AM – 6PM
SAT
Miami Beach
6PM – 1AM
SUN
Miami · near NW 2nd Ave
2PM – 10PM
Live location drops daily on Instagram (placeholder link).
INSPIRED BY BILL
We're New Yorkers. We grew up watching the city dress itself on the sidewalk, and learning from Bill Cunningham that the best pictures are taken on the street, of everyone, with no velvet rope. He rode a bicycle, wore a blue work jacket and treated every corner as a runway.
The Cunningham is our one special-edition cart, named in his honor: Workman Blue, a small bicycle, and a strip style built for candid street portraits. It is a tribute, nothing more.
CORNERFLASH is an independent company. We are not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Bill Cunningham, his estate, or The New York Times. No photographs by or of Bill Cunningham are used on this site or on our carts.
Concept renderings: real strips from the street go here after launch.