I Have Often Had A Retrospective Vision

We All Move On The Fringes Of Eternity And Are Sometimes Granted Vistas Through Fabric Of Illusion.

Photography Is An Investigation Of Both The Outer And The Inner Worlds. The First Experiences With The Camera Involve Looking At The World Beyond The Lens, Trusting The Instrument Will 'capture' Something 'seen.' The Terms Shoot And Take Are Not Accidental; They Represent An Attitude Of Conquest And Appropriation. Only When The Photographer Grows Into Perception And Creative Impulse Does The Term Make Define A Condition Of Empathy Between The External And The Internal Events.

There Still Is Some Opposition To It In Some Museums And Art Schools, But I Think Photography Has Really Grown Into A Mature Art Form.

I've Always Thought Photography Was An Art Form, But It Had Very Low Appreciation In The Beginning, Except For Some Europeans, And Of Course Stieglitz. Stieglitz Always Considered Photography To Be An Art Form And Is The "father" Of The Creative Concepts Of The Twentieth Century.

The Skies And Land Are So Enormous, And The Detail So Precise And Exquisite That Wherever You Are You Are Isolated In A Glowing World Between The Macro And The Micro.