Brock University

Brock University

There are two companies photographing Brock graduates, Studio Nostalgia and Pixown. We have photographed 60,000+ Brock graduates over the last 25 years. Your Brock University Students' Union added Studio Nostalgia in 2024.

Having two studios creates conflicts for graduates, one being pricing...
We do our best to keep up to date. Please correct us if our numbers are wrong.
  1. St Catharine graduates pay $63 for an 8x10 while Burlington graduates pay $12
  2. St Catharine graduates pay $125 for an 11x14 while Burlington graduates pay $25
  3. St Catharine graduates pay $362 for 1-8x10, 6-5x7’s, 4-4x5’s & 8-Wallets while Burlington graduates pay $72
  4. More examples can be seen on our home page, Studio Nostalgia is represented as “Studio C”
If you have questions about price discrepancies please reach out to your Brock University Students' Union (BUSU), brockbusu.ca.

Burlington Campus 

We will be at your campus in January. For your school details please enter your School code "BSC" in our helper bot bottom right, you will then be directed to a link to your campuses school information page. Or, please click here to submit a request for us to email you your school details.

St Catharine Campus

We are dedicated to removing price gouging in our industry. St Catharine graduates photographed by us will receive the same fair pricing as Burlington graduates. You will skip Bronze and order from Silver, the Silver PixKey fee of $85 is waived. Also, you will experience our industry leading ordering platform, multiple backgrounds and props. St Catharine's graduates please click this link to receive details about grad photos.

To All Graduates

To all graduates at both campuses, please let your friends know we welcome them too. Your friends can enter "Brock" in our helper to get to this article or brockgrads.ca will also bring them to this article.

As the year progresses we will update this page. Questions, feel free to contact us at info@pixown.com

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