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| Bob Dylan, Paris 1966 by Claude Azoulay |
When it comes to portraiture, I'm a sucker for black and white photography. There's just something about it that makes me zero in on the subject's mood. With color portraits I see the background, the fabrics, the skin tone, etc. Here are some great portraits...
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| John and Yoko, Cannes 1971 by Claude Azoulay |
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| Ray Charles, Paris 1961 by Claude Azoulay |
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| David Bowie, New York City 1996 by Albert Watson |
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| Keith Richards, New York City 1998 by Albert Watson |
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| Naomi Campbell, Palm Springs 1989 by Albert Watson |
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| Bobby Kennedy by Lawrence Schiller |
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| John Lee Hooker by Mark Seliger |
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| Tom Waits by Mark Seliger |
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| Cuba Gooding, Jr. by Michael Tighe |
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| Elizabeth Taylor, L.A. 1989 by Michael Tighe |
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| Ru Paul and Dr. Ruth, New York City 1998 by Roxanne Lowitt |
