Bob Dylan, Los Angeles, CA, 1966

The grain and contrast in this print are gorgeous—it really captures that quiet, contemplative mood from the Castle session. Framed it in the study and I catch myself staring at it every time I walk by.

The black-and-white print quality is sharp, and Dylan's expression in this 1966 shot feels genuinely unguarded compared to the more staged portraits from that era. Only gripe is the paper stock is a bit thinner than I expected, so frame it before hanging.

That polka dot backdrop from the Castle sessions gives the shot a playfulness you don't usually see in Dylan portraits from that era. Print quality is solid, though I wish the paper stock were a touch heavier for framing.