TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 10月30日 04時17分

"Stephen Hawking, as far as I’m concerned, is timeless and I’d been wanting to photograph him for some time," says photographer Annie Leibovitz. This portrait, printed in the Nov. 6 issue of TIME, is included in her new book: Annie Leibovitz: Portraits 2005-2016, published by @phaidonsnaps and available for preorder. "I do something for @Vanity Fair called Portraits and I asked if I could go and photograph him for that. It was an incredible sitting because we worked in his house outside Cambridge. We just put up a canvas in his living room and we shot right there." Many portraits of Hawking have sought to minimize his chair or take it out of the picture completely, but Leibovitz wished to do the opposite. "This is what his life is. But he is still very alert and vivid on top of it all. I also worked with him in his bedroom without the chair but this photograph said everything I wanted to say about looking at this mind; this very vivid connected mind on top of this mountain—the body and the chair." #AnnieLeibovitzPortraits

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