Arlo Guthrie, MA, 1969

The way Guthrie’s expression feels so unguarded and relaxed—you can almost hear the quiet in that Massachusetts home—makes this print feel less like a photo and more like a stolen moment. The black-and-white tones are rich, with soft shadows that bring out the texture of his flannel shirt. It’s hang

The lighting in this print really brings out the thoughtful expression on his face, making it feel like a private moment. I hung it in my listening room and it adds such a calm, authentic vibe. The black-and-white tones are beautifully balanced.