Bill Graham, 1970

The way the desk lamp casts a soft glow across Bill Graham’s face in this print really pulls you into the late-night planning vibe. It’s a subtle, powerful image that fits perfectly in my study.

The composition pulls me in every time I walk past it — the way the lamp light falls on just one side of his face is haunting. Printed black and white, the contrast holds up beautifully even in a cheap frame. It's a quiet, moody piece that anchors the whole wall.

The dim lighting and that single desk lamp give this such a moody, intimate feel. Hung it above my desk and I catch something new in Graham's expression every time I look up. Print quality is sharp, no graininess in the shadows at all.