We Never Look At Just One Thing;

Autobiography Begins With A Sense Of Being Alone. It Is An Orphan Form.

The Camera Relieves Us Of The Burden Of Memory. It Surveys Us Like God, And It Surveys For Us. Yet No Other God Has Been So Cynical, For The Camera Records In Order To Forget.

Never Again Shall A Single Story Be Told As Though It Were The Only One.

If Everything That Existed Were Continually Being Photographed, Every Photograph Would Become Meaningless.

[o]ften Art Has Judged The Judges, Pleaded Revenge To The Innocent And Shown To The Future What The Past Suffered, So That It Has Never Been Forgotten. . . .