Jobs, photographed in 1999, by Michael O'Neill. O'Neill says he preferred to shoot Jobs in black-and-white because of Jobs' simple look: "The black turtleneck, jeans, the fantastic shape of his glasses (usually round or oval)...so monochromatic and graphic...it was perfect for black and white film. " O'Neill says he loves this second photo (right), a genuine moment when Jobs is not so controlled.


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