Tricky, närbild, New York City, 2001

The contemplative expression in this portrait feels almost private, like you've stumbled into a quiet moment between Tricky and the lens. The black-and-white finish gives it a timeless texture that works beautifully in my hallway. It's been up for two weeks and I still stop to look at it every time

That close-up shot really captures Tricky’s introspective mood — the black-and-white grain and candid framing make it feel like a private moment in 2001 New York. It’s exactly the kind of intimate portrait that draws you in every time you glance at it.

The close-up framing really draws you into the subject's mood, though the contrast feels a bit flat for a black-and-white print. It's a nice, intimate piece, but I wish the paper had a bit more texture to give it that gallery feel.