Phil Collins, London, England, 1986

The color grading is warm and gritty in a way that instantly pulls you back to the mid-80s, and his casual posture feels genuinely unposed. I’ve had it up on my wall for a week and keep catching myself staring at the detail in the fabric of his jacket. It’s the kind of print that makes a room feel l

The casual vibe in this 1986 London shot really comes through — you can almost hear him mid-conversation. The color grading looks natural and true to the era, and the print quality holds up nicely up close. Only wish the frame options were a bit wider, but the photo itself is a keeper.

I wasn’t expecting the photo to feel so candid—it really captures that relaxed backstage vibe. The color in the print is warm and true to the era, just a bit darker than I’d like in the shadows. Still, it’s a great conversation piece for my music room.