Mick Jagger, Stones Office, Mayfair, London, 1968

The way the light falls across the desk gives the whole office this quiet, contemplative mood. The print captures such a specific, thoughtful moment from that afternoon, far from the stage persona. It’s a fantastic piece for anyone who loves rock history with a brain behind it.

The way Mick is caught mid-thought, almost distracted by the business end of the shoot, gives it a candid, unposed feel that’s rare for rock star portraits. The print’s detail really brings out the wood panelling and the slight scuff on his boot.

The sepia tones really capture the moody late-60s London vibe I was hoping for. I love how Mick is caught mid-thought at his desk, not performing—it feels like a real, unguarded moment. The print's texture adds something you just can't get on a screen.