This monochrome photograph captures an intimate film shoot inside an industrial loft studio. Andy Warhol stands near the center operating a movie camera on a tripod, directed toward a nude figure standing with their back to the viewer under studio lighting. A third figure walks through the left side of the frame, surrounded by production equipment, loose cables, and scattered props.
Photographer William John Kennedy is known as a chronicler of the Pop Art movement and the author of Warhol's Lost Archive, documenting raw working moments from the 1960s avant-garde scene.
Measuring 50 × 34 cm within a white mat and black frame, this candid print brings historical depth and high-contrast graphic structure to a gallery wall, study, or modern living space.