There's A Quality Of Legend

There Are An Awful Lot Of People In The World And It's Going To Be Terribly Hard To Photograph All Of Them... It Was My Teacher Lisette Model Who Finally Made It Clear To Me That The More Specific You Are, The More General It Will Be.

Everybody Has That Thing Where They Need To Look One Way But They Come Out Looking Another Way And That's What People Observe. You See Someone On The Street And Essentially What You Notice About Them Is The Flaw. It's Just Extraordinary That We Should Have Been Given These Peculiarities. Something Is Ironic In The World And It Has To Do With The Fact That What You Intend Never Comes Out Like You Intend It.

One Thing I Would Never Photograph Is A Dog Lying In The Mud.

For Me, The Subject Of The Picture Is Always More Important Than The Picture.

The More Specific You Are, The More General It'll Be.