I Don't Think There Is Anything Wrong

What I End Up Shooting Is The Situation. I Shoot The Composition And My Subject Is Going To Help The Composition Or Not.

When You Involve People, They Come Out, You See Them, You Get To See Their Sense Of Humor.

I Sometimes Find The Surface Interesting. To Say That The Mark Of A Good Portrait Is Whether You Get Them Or Get The Soul - I Don't Think This Is Possible All Of The Time.

The First Thing I Did With My Very First Camera Was Climb Mt. Fuji. Climbing Mt. Fuji Is A Lesson In Determination And Moderation. It Would Be Fair To Ask If I Took The Moderation Part To Heart. But It Certainly Was A Lesson In Respecting Your Camera. If I Was Going To Live With This Thing, I Was Going To Have To Think About What That Meant. There Were Not Going To Be Any Pictures Without It.

Irving Penn Said He Didn't Want To Photograph Anyone Under 60, And I Think There Is Some Truth About It.