Laurie Anderson and David Byrne, 1985

The grain on this print is gorgeous, you can almost feel the energy between them in that 1985 moment. Lynn Goldsmith really captured something candid here, not just a posed shot. It's a standout piece for anyone who loves that downtown NYC art scene.

I framed this next to my desk and the silver gelatin print really makes Goldsmith's lighting pop—Byrne's stare and Anderson's half-smile feel almost three-dimensional. It's exactly the kind of quiet, intense collaboration shot I was hoping for.

The grain on this Lynn Goldsmith shot is perfect — it's got that raw, mid-80s energy without looking overly restored. Byrne's stare and Anderson's profile balance each other out so well that I keep catching new details every time I walk past it in the hallway.