Stifled and exasperated by the confines of Stowe School in the 1950’s, Falcon’s creative energies were initially fired by the American rock and roll 45s and London jazz clubs which formed the soundtrack of his teenage years, the advance guard of the youth culture which would transform British society. This transformation was reflected in Falcon’s own first career which began with Society photographer Tom Hustler, but rapidly saw him gaining his own Pimlico studio and developing a signature style of powerfully composed, dramatically lit images. Featured in Vogue (magazine), Harpers Bazaar and the national press and exhibited at the Hampstead and Kingsway Galleries, they also led to a bone-shattering but exhilarating tour round the Mediterranean – on largely unmade roads - in a customised Mi