Since I Was A Child, My Whole

I Started As A Black-and-white Teenage Photographer, And I'm Still There Decades After. In Some Ways, The Genre Is Almost Gone. I Am Thinking Of True, Stubborn, Lifetime Black-and-white Photographers, As Opposed To Black-and-white As A Photographic Commodity.

I'd Like Men To Think About Evolving Into Something More Sophisticated, More Seductive. To Explore The Possibility Of An Entirely New Masculinity.

I Have A Great Admiration And Tenderness For Azzedine Alaia. I Haven't Seen Him In A While, But I Guess He Must Be Still Sewing Some Dresses At Night.

I'm So Personally Attached To All The Characters I Met And Photographed Over The Years ... The Anthology Is Like A Photographic Reliquary That Could Potentially Preserve Their Grace, Fierce Joy, And Restlessness.

Vulnerability Is Beautiful To Me. There Might Be A Need To Fabricate Your Own Beauty Paradigms. I Guess I Never Quite Bought Into Any Kind Of 'standard'.