Of Course It's All Luck.

Rene Char Wrote Somewhere, Apropos Poetry, That There Are Those Who Create And Those Who Discover; They Are Too Completely Different Worlds. Photograph Also Has Two Sides To It And Thank Goodness, I Am Only Intersted In Those Who Discover; I Feel A Certain Solidarity With Those Who Set Out In A Spirit Of Discovery; I Think There Is Much More Risk Invovled In This Than In Trying To Create Images; And In The End, Reality Is More Important.

There Is No Closed Figure In Nature. Every Shape Participates With Another. No One Thing Is Independent Of Another, And One Thing Rhymes With Another, And Light Gives Them Shape.

Pictures, Regardless Of How They Are Created And Recreated, Are Intended To Be Looked At. This Brings To The Forefront Not The Technology Of Imaging, Which Of Course Is Important, But Rather What We Might Call The Eyenology (seeing).

In Photography, You've Got To Be Quick, Quick, Quick, Quick...like An Animal And A Prey.

The Camera Can Be A Machine Gun, A Warm Kiss, A Sketchbook. Shooting A Camera Is Like Saying, Yes, Yes, Yes. There Is No Maybe. All The Maybes Should Go In The Trash.