Anthony Barboza took all kinds of photographs, but became especially well known for portraiture. Here, he documented a session with the model, singer, and actress @GraceJonesOfficial. "[Richard] Avedon would try to get the quirky looks out of their expressions. I decided I would just feel them and I would create the background or the lighting right there and then. I was not going to put them in situations like that. You be you and I'll be me. And we'll take this photo. There's certain little entities in an image that says something beyond the image. And usually that comes from the photographer and their sense and their doing certain things through the years, their growth. You're taking a photograph of how you think and feel. And that comes through in the photograph."—@anthony_barboza_photographer Enjoy this photograph and other works by Anthony Barboza in the exhibition "Working Together: The Photographers of the Kamoinge Workshop," on view at the Getty Center through October 8. 📷: Grace Jones, 1971, Anthony Barboza. VMFA, National Endowment for the Arts Fund for American Art. © Anthony Barboza #KamoingeWorkshop #GettyMuseum #Art #Analogue #Photography #ArtHistory #GraceJones #Creativity #AnthonyBarboza