Dickie Betts, 1990.

The grain in this black-and-white shot is perfect for the early-90s vibe, and Betts’s expression feels raw and unguarded. It’s a great piece for any Allman Brothers fan’s wall, and the archival quality shows in the contrast.

The grain on this 1990 shot is just right, giving it that authentic archive feel instead of a glossy reprint. It’s a real piece of Allman Brothers history, and Kirk West’s eye for capturing Betts in his element comes through beautifully. Framed it in the studio and it’s already a conversation piece.

The contrast on this print is gorgeous—Betts’s expression really pops against the dark background, and it feels like a proper piece of rock history. Kirk West caught him at a perfect moment in 1990, and the black-and-white finish suits the Allman Brothers vibe perfectly. It arrived flat and well-pro