Guy Webster's masterful music photography was featured on The Huffington Post: 

"Many of Guy’s images gain power from his practice of taking subjects out of the studio and placing them outdoors in his native Southern California. His 1968 study of Judy Collins, framed in a field of sunflowers as part of his work for Wildflowers, distills the artist’s quiet beauty and personal strength. Another great example is his shot taken in 1966 for the Stones’ album High Tides and Green Grass at a water reservoir in L.A.’s Franklin Canyon... 'I made them beautiful,' [Webster] said, explaining why so many luminaries of music and film posed for him so willingly. 'They trusted me.'" 

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