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David Bowie and Trent Reznor on set for the "I'm Afraid of Americans" music video, 1997

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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

This photograph captures David Bowie and Trent Reznor on set during the filming of the music video for "I'm Afraid of Americans" in 1997. Taken by renowned photographer Lynn Goldsmith, this image offers a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse of two iconic musicians collaborating.

  • Official Morrison Hotel Gallery print
  • Photographed by Lynn Goldsmith
  • From the iconic 1997 music video shoot
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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Ryan F. ★★★★★

The lighting in this shot really captures the tension between Bowie and Reznor—it feels like you're right there on the set. The print quality is sharp, with deep blacks that make the image pop.

Miles X. ★★★★★

The grain in Lynn Goldsmith's print gives it that raw, documentary feel, like you're actually standing on the set next to them. It's a piece of music history that looks even better in person than it did on screen. I've spent a good while just studying their expressions and the lighting.

Kevin ★★★★★

You can almost feel the static electricity between them in this shot—Goldsmith really caught that weird, tense chemistry they had. The archival quality is top notch too, the blacks are deep and the paper feels substantial. It's been up in my studio for a month and I still catch myself staring at it.

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