Elizabeth Taylor, 1955

The black-and-white grain gives her face such a soft, timeless quality, and you can tell it's a genuine unguarded moment on set rather than a posed studio shot. Framed it above my desk and it holds up beautifully even at a larger print size.

The candid set photo from Giant has this soft, unposed quality that most studio portraits of her don't. Hung it in my hallway and it genuinely stops people mid-step.

The grain and contrast in this black-and-white print are gorgeous, and her expression looks completely unposed. I framed it next to my bookshelf and guests keep asking where it's from.