Daniel Kramer’s photography immortalizes a unique chapter in music history, focusing on Bob Dylan during a time of immense cultural change. The year 1964-65 was significant, marking Dylan's transition from a folk music icon to a rock 'n' roll superstar. Through Kramer’s lens, we see the artistry and persona of Dylan evolve, capturing the essence of his enigmatic character.

One of the highlights of this collection is the iconic concert at Forest Hills, where Dylan famously transitioned to electric guitar. This moment not only shocked audiences but also signified a shift in the music landscape, paving the way for future artists to explore new sounds and styles.

Kramer’s access to Dylan during this period allowed him to document not just the performances, but also the intimate moments backstage and on tour. The photographs feature a remarkable array of collaborators, including Joan Baez and Johnny Cash, providing a rich context to Dylan's journey.

As you explore this stunning portfolio, you’ll discover nearly 200 images that tell the story of an artist at the height of his powers, framed by the compelling narratives shared by Kramer throughout the book. This collection is a tribute not only to Dylan’s artistry but to the era that shaped rock music as we know it today.

Daniel Kramer. Bob Dylan. A Year and a Day

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