Jimi Hendrix, London, 1967

The triptych format really makes the studio session feel like you're standing there with him, and the fact it was hand-colored from the original black and white adds such a rich, painterly depth. It arrived well-protected and the print quality is sharp enough to see every detail in his expression. I

The colorization Gered Mankowitz did from the original 1967 black-and-white really gives this triptych a unique, almost psychedelic feel that matches Jimi's energy. I’ve got it framed in my living room, and the way the three panels play together catches everyone’s eye. It’s a solid piece of music hi

The colour processing Gered Mankowitz added really makes these photos pop off the wall. I've got it hanging in my music room and the triptych format gives the whole piece a dynamic energy that a single print just couldn't match. Only wish the frame material felt a bit more substantial for the price.