ميك جاغر، رولينج ستونز، مونتوك، نيويورك، 1975

I didn’t expect to find such a contemplative side to Jagger, but his distant gaze in this print feels almost private. The fine grain of the black-and-white film really brings out the texture of the beach and his jacket.

The print captures Jagger in such a quiet, unguarded moment—you can almost feel the ocean breeze from that Montauk walk. It's a perfect counterpoint to his usual stage energy, and the matte finish gives it a timeless gallery feel.

The black-and-white grain is handled beautifully, capturing that calm, introspective mood perfectly. It arrived well-packaged and the paper quality feels substantial. Just wish the framing options included a matte finish, but the photo itself is a keeper.