I Want Life Thrilling And Rich. And

There Is Nothing Wrong With Photography, If You Don't Mind The Perspective Of A Paralysed Cyclops.

When You Stop Doing Something, It Doesn't Mean You Are Rejecting The Previous Work. That's The Mistake; It's Not Rejecting It, It's Saying, 'i Have Exploited It Enough Now And I Wish To Take A Look At Another Corner.'

I've Finally Figured Out What's Wrong With Photography. It's A One-eyed Man Looking Through A Little 'ole. Now, How Much Reality Can There Be In That?

I Can Get Excitement Watching Rain On A Puddle. And Then I Paint It. Now, I Admit, There Are Not Too Many People Who Would Find That Exciting. But I Would. And I Want Life Thrilling And Rich. And It Is. I Make Sure It Is.

Photography Hankers After The Condition Of The Neutral Observer. But There Can Be No Such Things As A Neutral Observer. For Something To Be Seen, It Must Be Looked At By Somebody, And Any True And Real Depiction Must Be An Account Of The Experience Of That Looking.