Cherie Currie, Boston, MA, 1977

The contrast in this print is perfect—her expression cuts through the grain of the paper like she’s right there in the room. I’ve got it framed in my hallway and every time I walk past, that raw 1977 energy stops me for a second.

You can practically feel the teenage defiance radiating off this print—the Boston backdrop and that raw 1977 energy make it a perfect centerpiece for my music room. The black-and-white contrast is sharp without being harsh, and it arrived well-protected. Already eyeing a frame for it.

The black-and-white grain really captures that raw 1977 punk energy, and Currie's teenage defiance comes through even in a still frame. It's now the centerpiece of my music room, and I catch myself staring at it every time I walk by.