Hidden in the historic streets of Greenpoint, Brooklyn you’ll find a nondescript black door. Once you’re let in, walk up the steps and two doors on the left will transport you back to the 1990s.
Inside, you’ll find preservationist Marcos Meconi, a 47-year-old Argentinian man with a sleeve of tattoos and short, curly hair, setting up his 250-square-foot studio, Greenpoint Glam.
The space is 100% analog — even the internet is banned. Sandwiched between modern coffee shops and the Greenpoint docks, this is where Meconi has perfected the old-school glamour shot.
Clients come to him for the kind of awkward but adorable, mall photoshoots 90s kids…
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