滾石樂團、基思·理查茲，紐約，1988

The grain on this print is gorgeous—it gives Keith’s face that live-wire intensity without softening a single line. I’ve stared at it for ten minutes and keep noticing new shadows in the background. Worth every penny for a Stones fan.

You can almost feel the grit of that 1988 NYC scene through Lynn Goldsmith's lens—Keith's expression is pure raw energy, and the print quality brings out every line in his face. It's been up on my wall for a week and I still catch myself stopping to stare.

The lighting in this portrait is what got me—Lynn Goldsmith really caught that gritty late-80s NYC vibe in his expression. It’s framed perfectly in my living room and every Stones fan who visits stops to stare.