I’ve Noticed That The People Who Started

You Watch Him Playing Jack Sparrow, And He's Loving It, And He's Loving Being In That World. He's Still Excited By It. Sometimes, He'll Even Say, 'was That Ok?' And I'm Thinking, 'you're Johnny Depp Man, You Know That's Ok!' But He Doesn't. He's Still Going To [director] Gore [verbinski] And Asking For Help. It's A Privilege To See The Human Side Of Johnny. It's Really Exciting.

I Don't Think That You Can Fake Warmth. You Can Fake Lust, Jealousy, Anger; Those Are All Quite Easy. But Actual, Genuine Warmth? I Don't Think You Can Fake It.

I Like To Do The Pictures Before People Get Too Self-conscious. I Like To Be Spontaneous And Get A Shot Before The Subject Thinks Too Much About It.

I’ve Noticed That The People Who Started On Film Still Have The Ability To See The Person In Front Of Them. Whereas For A Lot Of Photographers Who Have Only Ever Worked In Digital, The Relationship Between The Photographer And The Person Who They’re Taking A Picture Of Sort Of Doesn’t Exist Anymore. They’re Looking At A Computer Screen As Opposed To The Person.

Beauty Is Everywhere. And My Photography Came Naturally Without Any Particular Inspirations Growing Up.