This is the original proof sheet, made in my 111 Wall Street darkroom at the time. It was made by cutting the negatives, putting them in a clear plastic sleeve, and pressing the sleeve between photo paper and glass while exposing it to light from the enlarger.

One important thing to note about this proof sheet: it goes backwards! Not sure how that happened, perhaps how the film was hung or cut and stacked. It was all done by me, so I only have myself to blame. So read it left to right, from bottom to top for the correct sequence.

What I wrote for the single image listing that is frame #33A:

Of course the question that is always asked is ‘how did he do that?’ Simple answer is that I simply don’t know. Rock and roll acroyoga before its time I guess. I do recall that was one of the craziest thirty seconds in my entire shooting rock experience.Jaw dropping. I didn’t have a motor drive at the time and was shooting as fast as I could. He just kept jumping and writhing and down on his knees. Explosive.