ديفيد بوي في موقع تصوير "باسكيات"، 1995

I was worried about how the black-and-white tones would hold up in person, but the contrast in this 1995 set photo is stunning. Lynn Goldsmith really captured Bowie's intensity, and the archival print quality makes it feel like a museum piece. It's now the focal point of my living room.

The grain in Lynn Goldsmith's print gives it a gritty, documentary feel that perfectly suits the 90s film set vibe. I've got it framed in my study and the black and white tones really pop against the wall.

You can almost feel the film set energy radiating off this print, and Goldsmith’s portrait really captures Bowie’s quiet intensity from the Basquiat shoot. The archival quality of the paper makes the black-and-white tones pop beautifully in my living room, and the backstory adds a nice depth to the