David Bowie på settet, The Man Who Fell to Earth, 1975

The grain from that cheap Vivitar lens gives it such an authentic, behind-the-scenes feel—you can almost hear the quiet between takes. It’s a perfect capture of Bowie in that fragile, otherworldly moment, and the print quality really does the original photo justice.

That tight, candid framing really makes it feel like you're right there on set with him during a quiet moment. The vintage lens gives the whole print a raw, 70s documentary texture that perfectly suits the mood.

The grain from that inexpensive 200mm lens gives this shot a raw, documentary feel that suits Bowie’s alien character perfectly. It’s like catching a private moment between scenes, with his makeup and expression still fully in character. Really glad I grabbed this print—it’s a quiet, haunting piece