David Bowie, Aladdin Sane, zamknięte oko, arkusz kontaktowy, Londyn, 1973

The contact sheet format is what sold me—seeing those nine outtakes together tells a story the single album cover never could. The paper quality feels archival and substantial, and the image clarity on the outtakes is surprisingly sharp for candid shots. I've already got it framed and it's the cente

The nine outtakes here feel so much more alive than the famous cover shot—you get this raw sense of Bowie and Duffy working through poses, eyes closed, catching those in-between moments. It's printed beautifully on the contact sheet, and I caught myself staring at each frame for minutes. This is the

The nine frames on this demi-contact sheet feel like stepping right into the 1973 studio session — you can almost hear the shutter clicks between poses. The clarity of the outtakes is stunning, and it's the kind of piece that makes you linger over every tiny shift in Bowie's expression.