A Photograph Is Just A Little, Teeny-weeny,

When I Started To Be Published I Thought About Margaret Bourke-white And The Whole Journalistic Approach To Things. I Believed I Was Supposed To Catch Life Going By Me - That I Wasn't To Alter It Or Tamper With It - That I Was Just To Watch What Was Going On And Report It As Best I Could. This Shoot With John Was Different. I Got Involved, And I Realized That You Can't Help But Be Touched By What Goes On In Front Of You. I No Longer Believe That There Is Such A Thing As Objectivity.

...i Gave Up On Being A Journalist - I Thought Having A Point Of View Was More Important Than Being Objective.

What I Am Interested In Now Is The Landscape. Pictures Without People. I Wouldn't Be Surprised If Eventually There Are No People In My Pictures. It Is So Emotional.

When I Say I Want To Photograph Someone, What It Really Means Is That I'd Like To Know Them. Anyone I Know I Photograph.

I Was Scared To Do Anything In The Studio Because It Felt So Claustrophobic. I Wanted To Be Somewhere Where Things Could Happen And The Subject Wasn't Just Looking Back At You.