I Find It Some Of The Hardest

The Most Interesting Parts Of The Natural World Are The Edges, Places Where Ocean Meets Land, Meadow Meets Forest, Timberline Touches The Heights.

Theres No Question That Photographs Communicate More Instantly And Powerfully Than Words Do, But If You Want To Communicate A Complex Concept Clearly, You Need Words, Too.

My Interest In Photography Did Not Begin With Books Or Mentors, Or With Any Burning Desire To See The World Through A Camera. It Evolved From An Intense Devotion To Mountains And Wilderness That Eventually Shaped All The Parts Of My Life And Brought Them Together.

Small, Portable Digital Cameras That Exceed The Performance Of An Off-the-shelf Nikon Using 35mm Slide Film Are Further Away From Current Reality Than The Proposed Nasa Manned Mars Mission, Although I Expect Both To Happen Sometime During My Lifetime.

I Almost Never Set Out To Photograph A Landscape, Nor Do I Think Of My Camera As A Means Of Recording A Mountain Or An Animal Unless I Absolutely Need A 'record Shot'. My First Thought Is Always Of Light.