I Am Serious About Not

Somehow Photoshop And The Ease With Which One Can Produce An Image Has Degraded The Quality Of Photography In General.

In Those Simpler Days, You Could Just Take Pictures Of Movie Stars And Show Them The Way They Were, As Normal Human Beings. And If I Felt Part Of Any Movement At The Time, It Was Just To Do That - To Be Journalistic And Photograph What Is, Rather Than What Is Made Up.

It's About Reacting To What You See, Hopefully Without Preconception. You Can Find Pictures Anywhere. It's Simply A Matter Of Noticing Things And Organising Them. You Just Have To Care About What's Around You And Have A Concern With Humanity And The Human Comedy.

Working Myself Into A Position Of Total Versatility, So That I Can Do Anything I Want To Do At The Time I Want To Do It. Whether I Do It Or Not Is Another Question.

Something Catches Your Eye, Or Your Interest. You Attack It In Some Way Or Observe It In Some Way, And Try To Put It In Some Kind Of Form And Take A Picture. It's As Simple As That.