David Bowie, filming in Moscow, 1973

That shot of him filming on the train platform really captures the rebellious energy of the era—you can almost feel the tension of breaking those Soviet rules. The black-and-white tones are crisp without being overly polished, which makes it feel like a genuine slice of history.

I love the gritty, vintage quality of this shot—the way Bowie is clearly breaking the rules in that Siberian train station comes through in his expression. It captures a raw, candid moment that feels more authentic than a posed portrait. This print is a fantastic conversation starter for any music h

The framing is perfect for a 1973 shot—grainy, candid, and you can practically feel the tension of him filming where he wasn’t supposed to. It’s a great conversation piece for any Bowie fan’s wall, though the print’s darker tones need decent lighting to really pop.