The Rolling Stones, Ronnie Wood, 1978

The grain and shadows in this 1978 portrait are so sharp you can almost hear the amp feedback. Lynn Goldsmith really captured Ronnie mid-era Stones, and the print quality does the photo justice. It’s the kind of piece that makes you stop and stare every time you walk past it.

Framed it in my living room and the contrast in the black-and-white print really makes his expression pop. Arrived well-packaged and the paper quality feels archival.

The portrait captures Ronnie exactly as I remember him from that era—raw and full of swagger—and the print quality is sharp enough to see the texture in his jacket. It took a few days to arrive, but the packaging was solid and it looks great in a simple black frame.