Laugh A Lot. It Clears The Lungs.

And Then I Went Round The Corner And There's A Van Gogh Portrait, And You Just Think, Well, This Is Another Level. A Higher Level, Actually. I Love The Sargent, But It's Not The Level Of Van Gogh.

Photographs Aren't Accounts Of Scrutiny. The Shutter Is Open For A Fraction Of A Second.

I've No Doubt That Those Photographs I Took Will Make People Look At Everything In A More Interesting Way - The Little Tear On One Piece Of Paper, The Shadow On Another. But Good Painting Has Always Done That - Made You See Things. And The Most Ordinary Can Be The Most Extraordinary.

The Picture Itself Is A Document. How Do You Mean? We're Looking At A Document. It Gives You Clues.

I Think Photography Has Made Us See The Landscape In A Very Dull Way - That's One Of Its Effects. It's Not Spatial.