朗·伍德，大衛·鮑伊，伊吉·帕普，1980

Milton’s final studio session on 78th Street captured an effortless energy between Ron and David that feels raw and real. The print’s paper has a subtle matte finish that makes the black-and-white tones pop without glare. I’m glad I grabbed this piece of rock history.

The lighting in this 1980 portrait catches something raw between the three of them—you can almost feel the energy in that room. The paper has a nice matte finish that doesn't glare under my frame glass. This is going right on my music room wall.

The grain in the print is handled really well—you can see the texture in the denim and the tired lines around Bowie’s eyes. Only wish the paper stock were a tad heavier for the price, but the image itself is stunning.