Go That Way

Go That Way captures a remarkable moment of cinematic history as Slim Aarons photographed legendary director John Ford and his film crew scouting Hawaiian locations in 1955 for the production of Mister Roberts. The black and white composition shows Ford in casual attire, gesturing purposefully while his crew stands ready with cameras and equipment, the lush tropical landscape stretching behind them. This photograph embodies the spirit of classic Hollywood adventure, when film production meant true exploration and discovery, bringing the golden age of American cinema directly into your living space.

More than decoration, Go That Way transforms your home into a conversation piece where Hollywood history meets personal style. Visitors will pause before this scene, drawn into the story of how cinema magic was made, when directors ventured to remote islands and crews worked under Pacific skies. The photograph creates an atmosphere of creative ambition and artistic vision, connecting your space to an era when filmmaking demanded both courage and imagination, making every room it graces feel like a gallery of cultural significance.

Available in photo lustre or matte finish and professionally framed in black, white, or natural wood. This work by Slim Aarons, who captured the essence of mid-century cinema like no other photographer, brings depth and character to any interior. Transform your walls today with this window to Hollywood's golden era.