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Life through a Lens. From black and white to technicolor and digital. I've shot it all. DM for Print sales •••
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Remembering Dolly Parton with gratitude for the joy, kindness, humor, and heart she shared with the world. 🤍
This photograph captures one of those unforgettable moments: Dolly signing a fan’s back after he asked her to autograph his tattoo. As photographer David Montgomery recalled, Dolly’s response was characteristically warm and witty: “Honey, I don’t know why you’d want to deface yourself like that, but sure I’ll sign it.”
A small moment that says so much about the woman behind the legend. Thank you, Dolly, for the music, the laughter, and the countless memories. You will be deeply missed and forever remembered. 🤍
#DollyParton #DollyPartonForever #RememberingDolly #CountryMusic #MusicLegend
28 Aug 2026
David took to the stage speaking @wildernesshq festival @blueplaquestalkback about all things @jimihendrix #wilderness #speaker #jimihendrix #photographer
03 Aug 2026
Never too young to start collecting #photography David’s Grandson Lars has a wonderful collection already
25 Jul 2026
David will be speaking on the Forum stage @wildernesshq festival on the 1st August at 11 am @blueplaquestalkback don’t miss it. ✌️ ☮️
22 Jul 2026
The legendary #davidmontgomery attends @photolondonfair today 📸
14 May 2026
Boasting a sound, image and subsequent public reception of saccharine distinction that remain epochal to the band’s boyishly riotous charm a half-century onward, the April 23rd 1971 release of The Rolling Stones’ (@therollingstones) ‘Sticky Fingers’ would prove one for the history books for numerous reasons.
The first album to be released on the band’s independent label, Rolling Stones Records, one immediately hails the triple-platinum record featuring classics like “Brown Sugar”, “Wild Horses” and “Can’t You Hear Me Knocking” as a master class in DIY hit-making, a then relatively unheard of practice now considered almost commonplace in the age of Instagram and Garage Band. Augmenting the album’s impressive nature is its widely storied cover art created in collaboration with the ever-provocative Andy Warhol. While the scandalous uproar over the now-iconic denim-clad crotch falsely believed to belong to Mick Jagger (@mickjagger) which appears on its cover would prove a well-calculated publicity stunt, perhaps less anticipated was the damage to many vinyl discs due to the cover’s working zipper upon initial release.
Though the cover’s ambitiously conceptual packaging may not have stood the test of time for logistical reasons, it’s safe to say that its contents surely would with ‘Sticky Fingers’ revered 55 years later as one of the greatest albums (if not the singlehanded greatest album) by the #RollingStones to date.
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1. David Montgomery (@davidmontgomerystudio), Mick Jagger, “Sticky Fingers”, 1971
2. David Montgomery (@davidmontgomerystudio), Keith Richards, “Sticky Fingers”, 1971
#morrisonhotelgallery #onthisday
23 Apr 2026
The eye of @davidmontgomerystudio has made him one of the defining fathers of modern photography.
The Brooklyn native became the first American to capture Queen Elizabeth II in 1967. Subsequently, he’s said to have never felt trepidation prior to a shoot. His later subjects would have tested the nervous system of most, however. There were the 20th-century cultural dignitaries – Andy Warhol, Jimi Hendrix, Barbara Streisand, Mick Jagger, Dolly Parton – to name only a fraction. Not to mention five British prime ministers. Muhammad Ali just “growled at me like a bear,” the 88-year-old tells his son, fellow photographer @instamaxmonty – the man behind our Matthew McConaughey cover – when they sit down to talk craft and capturing legends in our Autumn/Winter 2025 issue. “I kept saying to myself, ‘Muhammad can't hit you. It's against the law.’” Head to manabouttown.tvto order a copy now!
Imagery courtesy of @davidmontgomerystudio
Interview by @instamaxmont
Words by @andreww_wright
Editor-in-Chief @luke_jefferson_day
Senior Editor @andreww_wright
Art Director @mike.w.morton
Production Director Lola Randall
Junior Art Director @llltash
Slide 1: Terence Stamp and Monica Vitti, 1966
Slide 3: Queen Elizabeth II, 1967
Slide 4: Sophia Loren, 1966
Slide 6 & 7: Andy Warhol, 1969
Slide 9: Mick Jagger, 1971
Slide 10: Mel Brooks, 1980
Slide 12 & 13: The Rolling Stones, 1971
Slide 15: Alfred Hitchcock, 1976
Slide 16: (Top) The Rolling Stones, 1971 (Bottom) Dolly Parton, 1970’s
02 Dec 2025
Terence was devilishly handsome,a consummate professional and one of the greats of British cinema. A true Londoner through and through and utterly unforgettable RIP #terencestamp photo by #davidmontgomery
17 Aug 2025
Anyone else having a Sade (@sade) kind of Sunday? Unwind at the link in bio with our latest @spotify playlist, Soul Kitchen: A Soundtrack for Easy Listening.
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Ph. David Montgomery (@davidmontgomerystudio), Sade, 1980 #morrisonhotelgallery
27 Jul 2025
Cover of @sundaytimesmagazine @zandra_rhodes_ @geldof_bob @officialtimcurry @therealjanetstreetporter shot by #davidmontgomery #1982
06 Jul 2025
Great to see @yaggerdang @officialthewho last night @iconicimagesgallery
27 Jun 2025
Beautiful day in the garden today just planted some Dahlias 🌺
28 May 2025
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