Eddie Murphy en Rick James, NYC, 1985

The grain in Lynn Goldsmith's shot gives it this raw, documentary feel that makes you believe you're standing right there in the crowd. I've stared at the way Rick's expression contrasts with Eddie's grin for days now—it's a real piece of history, not just a print.

The grain and lighting on this print make the 1985 vibe feel almost tactile—you can practically hear the city noise around them. Lynn Goldsmith really captured a moment that’s both electric and intimate, and the gallery-quality paper does it justice. It’s been up on my wall for a week and I keep sto

The framing is perfect for the era—that late-night flash look really sells the 1985 vibe. I was surprised by how much detail comes through in their faces on the print, even though the scene is meant to feel candid. Just wish the matte finish wasn't quite so reflective under direct light.