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Jim Marshall Photography LLC Jim Marshall the legendary music photographer, lover of Leica cameras, fast cars, fine whiskeys ... and guns!

60 years ago today, August 29, 1966, was The Beatles last public concert at Candlestick Park, San Francisco. “Over the y...
08/29/2026

60 years ago today, August 29, 1966, was The Beatles last public concert at Candlestick Park, San Francisco.
“Over the years, Marshall’s photos of the last Beatles concert have grown in stature, with some of the images blasted into the collective subconscious through repeated use. The extraordinarily intimate backstage access, coupled with Marshall’s always penetrating vision behind the lens, froze this historic event in his frames….Marshall was the right man in the right place at the right time.” —-Joel Selvin from “The Beatles By Jim Marshall Live At Candlestick Park” in bookstores everywhere. Chronicle Books

The Beatles x Jim Marshall x Music HistoryJoin us live on zoom Friday August 28 9pm EDT / 6pm PDTHosted by Robert Rodrig...
08/27/2026

The Beatles x Jim Marshall x Music History
Join us live on zoom Friday August 28 9pm EDT / 6pm PDT
Hosted by Robert Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez & Allison Bumsted with Amelia Davis Jim Marshall Photography LLC & Joel Selvin Joel Selvin plus some special guests to celebrate the 60th Anniversary of The Beatles at Candlestick Park 1966
Join the zoom August 28

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84664876430?pwd=x63mBFzq3odJDQIEwYMfzTxVLLMyOv.1

Join us this Friday August 28 9:00pm EDT/ 6:00pm PDT for live conversation on the anniversary eve of The Beatles last li...
08/24/2026

Join us this Friday August 28 9:00pm EDT/ 6:00pm PDT for live conversation on the anniversary eve of The Beatles last live ticketed concert at San Francisco’s Candlestick Park. Scan the QR code on August 28 to join live. “…..that’s why I go for that rock and roll music…”

The new exhibition"Jim Marshall: Two Sides of the Same Coin" now at Terminal 2 San Francisco International Airport (SFO)...
08/21/2026

The new exhibition
"Jim Marshall: Two Sides of the Same Coin" now at Terminal 2 San Francisco International Airport (SFO)up until March 14, 2027. The exhibition explores the work of legendary photographer Jim Marshall, whose images made in the Bay Area throughout the 1960s captured music, protest, and community, including The Beatles final live concert at Candlestick Park in 1966.
Not flying anytime soon? Non-travelers can request a gate pass to see it in person

https://www.flysfo.com/passengers/services/gate-explorer

While you are in the airport don't forget to pick up our book "The Beatles By Jim Marshall " published by Chronicle Books in one of the bookstore inside SFO.

SFO Museum

Celebrating World Photography Day.Jim Marshall was never afraid to get in close to his subjects using his Summilux-M 1:1...
08/19/2026

Celebrating World Photography Day.
Jim Marshall was never afraid to get in close to his subjects using his Summilux-M 1:1.4/50 ASPH lens. “When I am able to capture the essence of my subjects and show something of what they do or reveal who this person is, then I have achieved what I want to do. It is such an elusive thing, and sometimes I feel like a sniper waiting for that shot or moment to happen. It is the same discipline - steady, aim, focus, squeeze don’t jerk.” -Jim Marshall 1997.
This was Jim Marshall’s signature style like no other photographer no matter who the subject was.

1. Miles Davis, SF, 1970
2. Joan Baez, Newport Folk Festival, 1963
3. Golden Gate Park, SF, 1967
4. Thelonious Monk, Monterey Jazz Festival, 1964
5. Hazard, KY, 1963
6. Jimi Hendrix, Panhandle, SF, 1967
7. Bob Dylan, Greenwich Village, NYC, 1963
8. Mississippi, 1963
9. Mother Maybelle Carter, Newport Folk Festival, 1963
10.The Official Sonny Rollins Page, Newport Jazz Festival, 1963
11. Michael Douglas, SF, 1975
12. Merle Haggard, CA, 1977
13. John Lennon, Candlestick Park, 1966
14. Kris Kristofferson, LA, 1971
15. Linda Perry, SF, 1996
16. Peter Fonda, Woodie Guthrie Tribute Concert, Hollywood Bowl, 1970
17. Jim Marshall with his Leica Camera at Woodstock, 1969

Woodstock August 15-18 1969 57 years ago today Jim Marshall was an official photographer at Woodstock. Jim had all acces...
08/15/2026

Woodstock August 15-18 1969
57 years ago today Jim Marshall was an official photographer at Woodstock. Jim had all access to go anywhere and photograph whomever he wanted, capturing the most iconic photographs of the festival along with the spirit, the excitement and the bands of the generation that changed the world.

1. This shot was used as the centerpiece of the live three-album set “Woodstock: The Original Soundtrack and More”, released in 1970. Jim was afraid of heights but having been dosed by the Grateful Dead he thought he was a monkey and climbed up the stage scaffold to get this shot. He had borrowed a fish-eye lens from fellow photographer Bill Eppridge and put on his orange filter. Jim couldn’t remember how he got down from the scaffolding
2. Carlos Santana, under the influence of mescaline provided by Jerry Garcia, wrestling with his guitar that was “transformed” into a slithering snake as he was trying to hold onto while playing.
3. Bill Graham behind the speakers while Santana played
4. Pete Townshend, The Who, at dawn
5. Janis Joplin
6. Sly And The Family Stone Nation
7. Jefferson Airplane
8. Jerry Garcia & Pigpen of the Grateful Dead with Marty Balin listening in the background
9. This shot of a couple dancing was the cover of Newsweeks 25th Anniversary Edition of Woodstock
10. Mountain
11. Richie Havens
12. John Fogerty of Creedence Clearwater Revival
13. Canned Heat
14. Wavy Gravy with photographer Lisa Law and her husband Tom
15. Country Joe McDonald
16. Ravi Shankar & Ustad Alla Rakha
17. John Sebastian
18. Tim Hardin
19. Bert Sommer
20. Joan Baez

Remembering David Crosby on his birthday(August 14, 1941-January 19, 2023)David Crosby 1966
08/14/2026

Remembering David Crosby on his birthday
(August 14, 1941-January 19, 2023)
David Crosby 1966

Jim Marshall was a master at capturing the moment even in the lowest light. A person in the know once said “Jim Marshall...
08/11/2026

Jim Marshall was a master at capturing the moment even in the lowest light. A person in the know once said “Jim Marshall was the Cartier-Bresson of music photography”. I could not agree more.

Photo 1-2: Charles Mingus Big Mama Thornton Monterey Jazz Festival 1964

08/08/2026

Jim Marshall: Two Sides of the Same coin opened August 7 at San Francisco International Airport Terminal 2! We had a full house at the opening reception in SFO Aviation Museum.A good time was had by all. Thank you SFO Museum Cocktail Monkeys Joel Selvin
The exhibition is up until March 14, 2027. If you would like to see it the SF GATE EXPLORER will allow you access without an airline ticket. Pick a day and click on this link https://www.flysfo.com/passengers/services/gate-explorer

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