Bob Dylan, Secret Sound Studios, NYC, 1976

You can almost hear the tape rolling just by looking at this print—Goldsmith’s candid framing makes Dylan feel caught mid-thought, not posed. The archival paper has a nice matte finish that keeps the studio’s shadows deep without washing out the detail. It’s the kind of shot that turns a plain wall

You can almost feel the studio air in this one—Goldsmith caught Dylan mid-thought, not posing, just existing in that 1976 session. The print’s tonal range keeps the shadows deep enough that the image feels alive, like a moment you stumbled into rather than a staged portrait. It’s the kind of piece t

The lighting in this shot feels so intimate, like you're right there at the session. The candid vibe really brings out Dylan’s mid-70s intensity. Just wish the print had a bit more contrast in the shadows.