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I Can Often Tell When Drawings Are Done From Photographs, Because You Can Tell What They Miss Out, What The Camera Misses Out: Usually Weight And Volume - There's A Flatness To Them.

The Way We See Things Is Constantly Changing. At The Moment The Way We See Things Has Been Left A Lot To The Camera. That Shouldn't Necessarily Be.

The High-definition Picture Is Still A Perspective Picture. That's The Real Problem, The Perspective Picture.

I Made A Photograph Of A Garden In Kyoto, The Zen Garden, Which Is A Rectangle. But A Photograph Taken From Any One Point Will Not Show, Well It Shows A Rectangle, But Not With Ninety Degree Angles.

No Theoretician, No Writer On Art, However Interesting He Or She Might Be, Could Be As Interesting As Picasso. A Good Writer On Art May Give You An Insight To Picasso, But, After All, Picasso Was There First.