Pros Exceptional…read morefor international passport photos Fast service Great location Located on 2nd floor Great proximity to subway, restaurants& banks.

I needed to get a new photo taken to renew my Canadian passport. The requirements are pretty…read morespecific, but they knew exactly what needed to be done and I didn't have any issues getting my new passport! It was super quick and I was in and out probably within 5 minutes.

I had a wonderful experience. I don't really love having my picture taken and the folks at Biz Pix…read moreNYC were incredibly professional while still being easy going enough to put me at ease during the shoot. And, on top of that, the final product was great!

From the owner: I am acting headshot photographer that captures a perfect blend of personality and emotion, while…read morebring out the best of you. I am a self-taught photographer who loves having a camera in hand. I know first hand as a working actor, trained by William Esper, how important a headshot is to agents and casting directors. Your headshot is what is seen first, and what the casting director uses to remember you. It gets your foot in the door. Because of this, for the past three years I have created a very specific formula of natural lighting, acting exercises and elements from the surrounding environment to get the right headshots for you.

Attentive owner, great eye for photos and reasonably priced services. Worthy of comparisonread more

My best friend booked this vendor for her wedding, i must say the photo booth was a hit. I went…read moreinto the booth about 6 times, I'm surprised Scott never told me that was enough. He was patient with re-takes, very professional and worked the whole night. I never saw him take a break, when he wasn't printing photos, he was working on the scrap book. I highly recommend him for any event!

To preface, I have happily been to Consign Design several times to browse and purchase! Those…read moreexperiences have always been very pleasant, staff, always friendly and accommodating. I've joyfully purchased furs, boots, scarves... shall I go on? Lol Today, however, my experience was, at best, humiliating. Today, I came with a small bag of donations, a few gently worn items and some new "Chico's" dresses still with purchase tags. I had no idea there was a protocol to follow: 1. Make an appointment 2. Everything must be pressed and on hangers... I was only 'stopping-by" to to good deed... nothing more. The woman who greeted me, very curtly told me that I was supposed to have made an appointment. After the dressing down for no appointment, she said she'd see me. Then, giving my small bag the once over without opening it, told me she couldn't take anything, to take it back because everything had to be on hangers. She then opened the bag and showed me how very wrinkled my things were and launched into a dissertation about how there wasn't enough 'woman power' to press all the clothes. She said I could take my things elsewhere. I am so glad there were no other customers in the shop within earshot... I was mortified. I told the woman that I had no idea there were rules to follow, I was only doing a good deed. (Please note: I do understand that, as with anything, there need to be guidelines. Surely I would have complied had I known.) The woman then told me to leave the bag and she'd go through it, keep what she felt acceptable and 'donate' the rest. She thanked me and then, in a somewhat condescending tone, invited me to browse. I thanked her and said, "I don't think so.". I left feeling embarrassed and quite hurt. Shame on that woman... she should not be allowed to represent Consign Design! Her unkindness caused unnecessary hurt and humiliation ... and isn't that what Consign Design champions against? Marlene O'Connell marmar3930@aol.com

Every time I stop in, the people are all lovely. I've found some great pieces of clothing at great…read moreprices and they help survivors of domestic violence. Home run!