I Feel A Responsibility To My Backyard.

It's A Heavy Weight, The Camera. Now We Have Modern And Lightweight, Small Plastic Cameras, But In The '70s They Were Heavy Metal.

I Was Out There With The White House Press Squad, And After His Helicopter Took Off, And The Carpet Rolled Up...this Wasn't A Photograph That Others Were Taking, But I Continued To Take Pictures.

When I Started Working For Rolling Stone, I Became Very Interested In Journalism And Thought Maybe That's What I Was Doing, But It Wasn't.

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.

One Doesn't Stop Seeing. One Doesn't Stop Framing. It Doesn't Turn Off And Turn On. It's On All The Time.