Aretha Franklin and Eurythmics, Detroit, 1985

The print quality really brings out the texture in the film grain, making that 1985 Detroit session feel alive. I’ve got it framed in my hallway, and it sparks a conversation every time someone visits.

The contrast in this shot—Aretha’s regal poise against the Eurythmics’ edgy vibe—is exactly why I grabbed it. It’s printed on heavy archival paper that feels substantial in hand, and the Detroit setting adds a layer of soul you don’t get from studio portraits. Slightly pricey for the size, but a wor

Lynn Goldsmith really captured the energy of that era—the lighting on Aretha is perfect. It’s a bit small for the price, but the print quality is crisp and the detail in Annie Lennox’s expression stands out. Glad I grabbed it for my music room.