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I've Noticed That About Your People, Doctor. You Find It Easier To Understand The Death Of One Than The Death Of A Million. You Speak About The Objective Hardness Of The Vulcan Heart, Yet How Little Room There Seems To Be In Yours.

For A Period Of Time, I Carried Cameras With Me Wherever I Went, And Then I Realized That My Interest In Photography Was Turning Toward The Conceptual. So I Wasn't Carrying Around Cameras Shooting Stuff, I Was Developing Concepts About What I Wanted To Shoot. And Then I'd Get The Camera Angle And Do The Job

That's The Most Difficult Issue For Me - To Find A Subject That Holds My Interest Long Enough That I'm Prepared To Go To Work And Spend The Time And Energy To Shoot The Subject.

That Is The Exploration That Awaits You! Not Mapping Stars And Studying Nebula, But Charting The Unknown Possibilities Of Existence.

Pablo Casals Has This Simple And Sincere Attitude Of Knowing Where It's At - Of Saying, "this Is The Way It Is." If I Thought I Could Carry Some Of That Into My Life, I Would Be Happy.