"do Not Call Yourself An "artist-photographer" And

We Aim Above The Mark, To Hit The Mark. Every Act Hath Some Falsehood Of Exaggeration In It.

There Is A Tendency For Things To Right Themselves.

Meek Young Men Grow Up In Libraries, Believing It Their Duty To Accept The Views Which Cicero, Which Locke, Which Bacon, Have Given, Forgetful That Cicero, Locke, And Bacon Were Only Young Men In Libraries, When They Wrote These Books.

The Arts And Inventions Of Each Period Are Only Its Costume, And Do Not Invigorate Men.

I'm Happier. I Guess I Made Up My Mind To Be That Way.