Photographers Stop Photographing A Subject Too Soon

I Trust My Instincts. I Don't Distrust Them. They Haven't Led Me Astray. It's When I've Made Up My Mind To Be Efficient That Is When I Have Gone Wrong.

While There Is Perhaps A Province In Which The Photograph Can Tell Us Nothing More Than What We See With Our Own Eyes, There Is Another In Which It Proves To Us How Little Our Eyes Permit Us To See.

To Know Ahead Of Time What You're Looking For Means You're Then Only Photographing Your Own Preconceptions, Which Is Very Limiting, And Often False.

Photography Is A Lot Like Telling A Large Predatory Cat What To Do-while An Audience Of People You Can't See Watches You.

We Know By Now How To Photograph Poor People. What We Don't Know Is How To Photograph Affluence - Whose Other Face Is Poverty.