David Bowie, Mirror, 1972

The reflective mood in this 1972 shot really comes through in the print—Bowie's gaze feels almost intimate. The paper has a nice weight to it, not flimsy at all, and the black-and-white tones are clean. It's been up in my hallway for a week and I keep stopping to look at it.

The matte finish on this print gives the whole image a timeless, almost cinematic depth that suits Bowie’s reflective pose perfectly. I’ve stared at it more times than I’ll admit since it hung up, and the 1972 vibe just hits different each time.

The reflective quality of this 1972 portrait really draws you in—it's more intimate than most Bowie shots I've seen. The print arrived in perfect condition, and the detail in the mirror's reflection is sharp enough to study for minutes.