You Don't Take A Picture,

The ‘machine-gun’ Approach To Photography – By Which Many Negatives Are Made With The Hope That One Will Be Good – Is Fatal To Serious Results.

As The Fisherman Depends Upon The Rivers, Lakes And Seas And The Farmer Upon The Land For His Existence, So Does Mankind In General Depend Upon The Beauty Of The World About Him For His Spiritual And Emotional Existence.

I Can't Verbalize The Internal Meaning Of Pictures Whatsoever. Some Of My Friends Can At Very Mystical Levels, But I Prefer To Say That, If I Feel Something Strongly, I Would Make A Photograph, That Would Be The Equivalent Of What I Saw And Felt.

The Sheer Ease With Which We Can Produce A Superficial Image Often Leads To Creative Disaster.

I Think We Can Not Categorize. Things Do Not Fit Into A Mold.