I Used To Try To Figure Out

It's Easy To Photograph Light Reflecting From A Surface, The Truly Hard Part Is Capturing The Light In The Air.

I Work Rather Blindly. I Have A Theory That Seems To Work With Me That Some Of The Best Things You Ever Do Sort Of Come Through You. You Don't Know Where You Get The Impetus And Response To What's Before Your Eyes.

The Secret Of Photography Is, The Camera Takes On The Character And Personality Of The Handler.

In Order To Put Meaning Back Into Our Lives, We Should Recognize Illusions For What They Are, And We Should Reach Out And Touch The Fabric Of Reality.

The Photographs Are Not Illustrative. They, And The Text, Are Coequal, Mutually Independent, And Fully Collaborative. By Their Fewness, And By The Importance Of The Reader’s Eye, This Will Be Misunderstood By Most Of That Minority Which Does Not Wholly Ignore It. In The Interests, However, Of The History And Future Of Photography, That Risk Seems Irrelevant, And This Flat Statement Necessary.