A Stallion Must First Be Broken Before

I've Been Doing Photography In One Form Or Another For, Oh Golly, Over Seventy Years. I Don't Carry Cameras. I Used To. For Many Years I Carried Cameras Wherever I Went. Photograph Whatever I Saw That Was Of Interest. In The Last Years, I've Only Used Cameras To Explore Thematic Ideas Which Presented Themselves First. And Then Bring Out The Cameras To Try To Explore That Idea.

I Certainly Don't Live In A Kosher Home Although I Was Raised In A Kosher Environment.

A Stallion Must First Be Broken Before It Can Reach Its Potential.

I Consider Myself More Spiritual Than Religious.

I Am Intrigued With Scriptural Mythology That Tells Us That God Created A Divine Feminine Presence To Dwell Amongst Humanity. This Concept Has Had A Constant Influence On The Work. I Have Imagined Her As Ubiquitous, Watchful, And Often In Motion. This Work Is, In Effect, The Photographic Image Of The Invisible.