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“Arguably John’s most famous concert was his incredible two-day performance in October 1975, at Dodger Stadium in Los Angeles. More than 100,000 people were there and I was the official photographer. I ran around those two days like crazy—trying to get every imaginable shot and angle and Elton was on true form. People forget how big Elton John was in 1975—he was having number one hits, number one albums, selling out stadiums. I look back on those days—and all the times I worked with Elton—as some of the most memorable moments of my career. To have that sort of close relationship between photographer and subject, well, it just doesn’t happen that way anymore. Today, everything is too controlled. Then, we were all just working hard and tried to have a bit of fun when we could.” - Terry O’Neill

Elton John Dodgers Stadium, 1975
Hand signed by Terry O’Neill
Limited Edition 2/50
12”x16” Unframed

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Does this look like Kate Moss to you? It’s actually Bardot by Terry O’Neill a classic photograph is really timeless.

‘I’m not telling you to make the world better, because I don't think that progress is necessarily part of the package. I'm just telling you to live in it. Not just to endure it, not just to suffer it, not just to pass through it, but to live in it. To look at it. To try to get the picture. To live recklessly. To take chances. To make your own work and take pride in it. To seize the moment. And if you ask me why you should bother to do that, I could tell you that the grave's a fine and private place, but none I think do there embrace. Nor do they sing there, or write, or argue, or see the tidal bore on the Amazon, or touch their children. And that's what there is to do and get it while you can and good luck at it.’ Joan Didion - photograph by Julian Wasser