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Denzhonè Photo Booth carries a name that is deeply meaningful to me. “Denzhonè” means beautiful in Apache, similar to the word “Nizhoni,” which means pretty. I chose “Denzhonè” because it felt unique and not commonly used — just like my name.

The camera reflects where it all started, with my DSLR camera, something I still take pride in because of the quality it brings to every photo. The mountains inside the lens represent Mt. Turnbull, located in my hometown of Bylas, Arizona. Its a symbol of where I come from and the foundation behind everything I’ve built.

Who we are

Denzhonè Photo Booth is proudly owned and operated by Sterlene, who started the business with a vision of creating unforgettable experiences through fun and interactive photo booths. With the support of family members behind the scenes and at events, we work together to deliver high-quality service and lasting memories for every client.

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Our Team

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Sterlene “Star”

I’m from the San Carlos Apache Tribe and grew up in Bylas, AZ. Ever since junior high, you could always find me with a camera in my hands. I’ve always had a passion for capturing moments and creating memories while having a good time.

My love for photo booth started when I rented one for my gender reveal — my family instantly fell in love with the experience. That moment inspired me to start my own journey. I began with a DSLR camera, a TV, a laptop, and a small Epson printer that took forever to print. From there, I slowly upgraded and built my business into what it is today.

I take pride in what I do and always strive to create experiences that help memories last a lifetime — just like they should.

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Sabrina

Sabrina is my younger sister and a key part of Denzhonè Photo Booth. Being based in Bylas, she is often available for last minute bookings and has become my go to support for events on the rez. With her experience working many events, she is confident, reliable, and knows how to keep everything running smoothly. Sabrina is kind, helpful, and creates a welcoming experience for every guest. She is an amazing mother and is Apache and Samoan.

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Landus

Landus has been part of Denzhonè Photo Booth since the very beginning.

From our early setups to where we are today, he has been there every step of the way. He knows the full setup inside and out and is always ready to troubleshoot and keep things running smoothly. Landus is outgoing, loves to joke with guests, and brings great energy to every event. He is from the Navajo Nation.

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Jemila

Jemila is my younger sister and an important part of Denzhonè Photo Booth. She mainly works behind the scenes, focusing on editing and social media posts, where her creativity helps bring our content to life. She also understands the booth setup and can assist at events when needed. Jemila loves to travel, is an amazing auntie, and is proudly Apache and Samoan.