Bob Dylan, Secret Sound Studios, NYC, 1976

The grain in this print gives Dylan's face that lived-in, 1976 texture, and the studio light bouncing off the piano feels like you're standing in the room. I've stared at it for ten minutes and keep finding new shadows in his expression. It's the kind of image that makes a wall feel like a time caps

The way her lens caught him mid-thought, leaning into the piano with that focused intensity, makes the whole room feel quiet. It's printed on heavy, archival paper that really holds the detail of his expression. I keep finding new things to look at in it.

The grain and texture in this print really pull you into the 1976 session—you can almost hear the music. Lynn Goldsmith captured Dylan in a way that feels both candid and iconic. It’s already the centerpiece of my listening room.