لو ريد يسجل في ذا ريكورد بلانت، نيويورك، 1977

I hung this on my wall and the black-and-white tones really capture that gritty late-70s vibe. The texture in Lou's expression feels almost live, like you're right there in the studio with him.

The black-and-white tones capture Lou Reed mid-session with such raw intensity, you can almost hear the studio chatter. I've stared at this print for weeks and still notice new details in the shadows.

The grain in this photo feels so authentic, like you’re standing right in the studio booth watching Lou work. Lynn Goldsmith really captured a quiet intensity between takes that I haven’t seen in other shots of him from that era. It’s already the centerpiece of my listening room.