**Close up photography of jazz musician playing the saxophone in an underground New York’s jazz club in the 60's. The jazz musician plays an intrincate jazz piece and looks quite concentrate on his part. His chicks full of air blows the instrument vividly. His eyes closed and his face sweaty. Taking from the style of Francis Wolff from Blue note. Utilize the dynamic interplay of light and shadow from the underground New York’s jazz club. Photography taken with a twin-lens, square-format Rolleiflex camera always at hand, Wolff was the label’s official photographer. His images immortalized recording sessions by the top artists of modern jazz and revealed the camaraderie that made Blue Note a special creative place. Using an off-camera flashgun held at arm’s length for unposed images, he embraced the interplay of light and shadow with expression and mood, making the musicians with their instruments look powerful and dramatic against deep black backgrounds** - Image #2 <@1052853467493961768>
Close up photography of jazz musician playing the saxophone in an underground New Yorks jazz club in the 60s. The jazz musician plays an intrincate jazz piece and looks quite concentrate on his part. His chicks full of air blows the instrument vividly. His eyes closed and his face sweaty. Taking from the style of Francis Wolff from Blue note. Utilize the dynamic interplay of light and shadow from the underground New Yorks jazz club. Photography taken with a twinlens, squareformat Rolleiflex camera always at hand, Wolff was the labels official photographer. His images immortalized recording sessions by the top artists of modern jazz and revealed the camaraderie that made Blue Note a special creative place. Using an offcamera flashgun held at arms length for unposed images, he embraced the interplay of light and shadow with expression and mood, making the musicians with their instruments look powerful and dramatic against deep black backgrounds