Bob Dylan, Highway 61 Revisited – nepoužitý záběr z obalu alba, Gramercy Park, NYC, 1965

The black-and-white contrast in this print is stunning—it captures the gritty, artistic feel of 1965 Dylan perfectly. I framed it in my living room and keep noticing new details in his expression each time I walk past.

I'd seen the album cover a hundred times, but this outtake showing a quieter moment in Gramercy Park really changes how I see that era. The black and white tones are perfectly balanced, capturing a raw, candid Dylan that feels more personal than the final shot. It’s already framed and hanging in my

The texture of the paper feels archival-quality, and the black-and-white tones in this outtake capture Dylan’s intensity perfectly—much more candid than the final cover shot. I’ve got it framed above my desk, and it instantly gives the room a classic 60s vibe.