Amy Winehouse by Jill Furmanovsky

I took live pictures of Amy Winehouse for MOJO Magazine at the Union Chapel in 2006.  She seemed particularly happy that night and made references to a loved one (Blake) who was in the audience.  After the show I asked Amy if she would mind me shooting a quick portrait. The road crew were loading out and a cold wind blew in through the open stage door. Amy didn't mind, she obliged by standing against the wall in the corridor, lifting her head to catch the light while the autumn leaves blew in.

 

 

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