Heartbreaker

HeartbreakerThis limited edition Ed Caraeff photograph captures Dolly Parton on the cover for her 1978 no. 1 album Heartbreaker. Between 77 and 79, Caraeff photographed a Parton album cover every year, Here You Come Again being the first. Heartbreaker was a gatefold design depicting Parton in a series of surreal, dream like images. I would shoot 1,000 photos of Dolly in a session, and then wed pick two shots: one for the front, one for the back. Caraeff later

I had the guys stand back inside the leaves and shot them through the fisheye lens from a low angle

giving the band its fifth career chart topper

Said water surface

has new relevance now

a hole in fact

for they referred to the same thing

the UN Refugee Agency who are offering life-saving protection to families forced to flee their homes

featuring harmonicas

including Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon and Led Zeppelin's Houses of the Holy

Studwell gives us five colourways

Hypergallery had long coveted a pair of prints which hung for a long time so elegantly face to face in the entrance to StormStudios and they have proven popular with collectors too

It features a huge chair upholstered in Pink Floyd imagery