Daniel Kramer, a rock photographer who captured some of the most iconic Bob Dylan images of the Sixties, including the covers of Bringing It All Back Home and Highway 61 Revisited, died April 29 ...

Daniel Kramer That shoot marked the end of Mr. Kramer’s run as Mr. Dylan’s de facto house photographer. “I didn’t want people to think that’s all I did,” he said. Shooting portraits of ...

Daniel Kramer, a photographer whose strikingly intimate portraits of Bob Dylan captured the singer-songwriter during a pivotal year in popular music, tracing his evolution from a cheery ...

Daniel Kramer spent more than a year photographing ... he received an invitation to Woodstock. Photographer and subject hit it off, and their initial session led to a year and a day’s worth ...

Daniel Kramer, via Staley-Wise Gallery, New York Before his photo shoot with Mr. Dylan, Mr. Kramer was a young Brooklynite trying to carve out a career as a freelance photographer. He went on to ...

Daniel Kramer recalls the first time he saw Bob ... When the performance ended, the photographer asked his friend who the musician was. "I thought I would like to photograph him and make a ...

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“Bob became more aggressive. More certain of himself” that year, photographer Daniel Kramer said in our recent phone interview. “He became much more in charge of what was going on.