I’ve done some wonderful black and white pictures of him since, which have always been a success as he’s such a good looking fellow. You just need to point the camera at him and you get a great picture.
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“I would have loved to have been behind the scenes in terms of production and casting. How on earth they got all those stars together—let alone all those directors—is beyond me. Niven, Peter Sellers, Woody Allen, Orson Welles—it was an incredible collection of talent.”
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Ted Williams recounts his time photographing a night with Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie in The Pershing Ballroom, 1949.
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This week Iconic Images sit with Terry O’Neill as he recounts his brief time with rock icons, Queen.
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In partnership with ACC Editions, Iconic Images has created a book that celebrates the live performances that defined a generation. Photographers, including the world-famous Terry O’Neill, Michael Brennan and Baron Wolman have opened up their archives to present Led Zeppelin: Live.
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“I wasn’t nervous taking Parkinson’s portrait because, even though we were both photographers, he was the master and I still just felt like some kid running around with a camera. I never thought I was in the same league as him. Looking at his photos today—they are extraordinary. It just doesn’t feel like we were in the same profession. He was miles above me. Above anyone else.”
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