Tina Turner, Los Angeles, CA, 1983

The energy in this print is insane—you can almost hear her laugh and see the sweat on the film, like the photographer barely kept up. The tonal range on the black-and-white is gorgeous, deep shadows with that raw studio flash bite. It's the kind of image that makes you stop scrolling every single ti

You can practically feel the room vibrate when you look at this print—her expression is pure raw power, and the details in the fabric and shadows are stunningly sharp. I’ve had it framed for two weeks and still catch myself staring at it daily.

The energy in this print is almost uncomfortable to look at—she’s mid-motion, and you can feel the photographer struggling to keep up. The black-and-white grain gives it a gritty, live-wire texture that makes my studio wall feel louder. It’s been up for a week and I still stop to stare.