Time Is The Great Mystery

The Cameras Are Getting Smaller, They're Getting More Versatile, And Eventually, I'm Sure You'll Have A Camera With Lots And Lots Of Things On It So You Can Alter The Picture. You Could Alter Perspective.

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.

We Need All Kinds Of Artists. We Have No Need To Destroy Drawing. We Lose So Much. This Wouldn't Happen In Music.

I'm Rather Shocked By What I Thought Was Simple Mindedness Actually. I Thought They're Not Looking, They're Not Actually Looking.

What The Art Historians Had Forgotten Is That In Chinese, Japanese, Persian, And Indian Art, They Never Painted Shadows. Why Did They Paint Shadows In European Art? Shadows Are Because Of Optics. Optics Need Shadows And Strong Light. Strong Light Makes The Deepest Shadows. It Took Me A Few Years To Realize Fully That The Art Historians Didn't Grasp That. There Are A Lot Of Interesting New Things, Ideas, Pictures.