Chet Baker, NYC, New York, 1956

I framed it in a simple black frame and now it’s the focal point of my living room—the way the light hits Chet’s face in that 1956 shot is just mesmerizing.

The contrast in this print really makes Chet’s expression pop—you can almost feel the smoke in the room. It’s a quiet, moody piece that brings a classic jazz vibe to my studio wall.

The grain on this black-and-white print gives Chet Baker’s 1956 moment a real film-era texture that digital just can’t fake. It’s already the focal point of my living room, and I catch myself staring at the quiet intensity in his expression every evening.