If What I See In My Mind

The Whole World Is, To Me, Very Much "alive" - All The Little Growing Things, Even The Rocks. I Can't Look At A Swell Bit Of Grass And Earth, For Instance, Without Feeling The Essential Life - The Things Going On - Within Them. The Same Goes For A Mountain, Or A Bit Of The Ocean, Or A Magnificent Piece Of Old Wood.

A Photograph Is Usually Looked At - Seldom Looked Into.

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.

Ask Yourself, 'why Am I Seeing And Feeling This? How Am I Growing? What Am I Learning?' Remember: Every Coincidence Is Potentially Meaningful.

One Of The Most Important Pieces Of Equipment, For The Photographer Who Really Wants To Improve, Is A Great Big Wastepaper Basket.