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The Photo-journalist And The Photo-poet Are Both Important. The Problem Is To Separate The Major Objectives Of The Various Groups And Not To Attribute Qualities And Intentions Where They Do Not Belong.

Let Us Leave A Splendid Legacy For Our Children...let Us Turn To Them And Say, This You Inherit: Guard It Well, For It Is Far More Precious Than Money...and Once Destroyed, Nature's Beauty Cannot Be Repurchased At Any Price.

When I'm Ready To Make A Photograph, I Think I Quite Obviously See In My Minds Eye Something That Is Not Literally There In The True Meaning Of The Word. I'm Interested In Something Which Is Built Up From Within, Rather Than Just Extracted From Without.

I Am Sure The Next Step Will Be The Electronic Image, And I Hope I Shall Live To See It. I Trust That The Creative Eye Will Continue To Function, Whatever Technological Innovations May Develop.

This Profession [photography] Is Deserving Of Attention And Respect Equal To That Accorded Painting, Literature, Music And Architecture.