Inside the booth
Make a four-frame introduction portrait
Show a person’s chosen interests without a crowded set.
An introduction strip can combine a clear portrait with one personal detail.
Choose what to show
Let the sitter select a safe lightweight item or gesture representing an interest. Begin with a plain portrait, introduce the detail and finish with another view of the person. Do not put private workplace, school or contact information into the frame merely to make the introduction specific.
Review the public version
Check faces, caption and background for unintended personal details. Keep an ordinary portrait export alongside the themed strip. If sharing publicly, agree on the audience with the participant and avoid assuming that agreeing to capture means agreeing to every possible use.