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Ray Manzarek, Jim Morrison, The Doors, Morrison Hotel shoot, Los Angeles, 1969

Ray Manzarek, Jim Morrison, The Doors, Morrison Hotel shoot, Los Angeles, 1969 - Main image
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Ray Manzarek, Jim Morrison, The Doors, Morrison Hotel shoot, Los Angeles, 1969. Checking out the location, shot the week prior to the final album cover photographs were taken.

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Customer Reviews (4.2 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Brian ★★★★★

I love how this capture shows them casually scouting the location before the iconic album cover session. The contrast between the gritty LA alley and their focused expressions is perfect.

Thomas ★★★★★

This candid, almost documentary-style photo really captures the band’s dynamic right before that iconic album cover was made. The black-and-white grain gives it such an authentic, vintage feel against the old LA storefront. It’s a perfect piece for any serious Doors fan.

Richard ★★★★★

The shot of them scouting the Morrison Hotel location feels so raw and authentic, not a polished cover shot at all. The black-and-white contrast really brings out Jim's expression as he checks the place out.