The fascinating vampire film brought me to the delightful small Dutch City of Delft. Little did the inhabitants imagine how their lives could be changed by a film director.
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We did a few pictures around the lawn and then went to the kitchen for coffee, she was much happier talking than posing.
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“I first saw them sitting together from a distance. It was perfect, both having coffee in Styrofoam cups, an eerie and foggy city in the background and two very powerful men sitting in their coats on director’s chairs. I couldn’t believe what I was seeing. I knew I couldn’t move a muscle because I didn’t want to draw any attention to myself. I quietly put on a long lens and snapped.”
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In 1964, the Beatles’ welcome-home at Heathrow from their American tour made headlines and even I could see that they were phenomenal. Only then did I desperately search for – and eventually find – the Liverpool negatives.
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“He traced his right index finger over the sweat beads in the photograph and mumbled “all them years, all them years of hard work.”
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I was entirely focused on the present–getting work and appreciating the immediate results of being successfully published. I didn’t even comprehend the importance of the films I worked on, including The Great Gatsby, how the images I shot at the time would be so appreciated nearly 50 years later.
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