Whatever It Takes To Get

I've Found Even After Nearly 30 Years Of Doing This, There Are All Kinds Of New Surprises That Rear Their Heads At Various Times And I Truly Believe That 51% Of The Images, Success Takes Place In The Darkroom.

Pictures You Have Taken Have An Influence On Those That You Are Going To Make. That's Life!

The First Day At The Power Plant I Found Myself Photographing Some Steam Vents On The Roof Of The Structure. And I Remember Consciously Thinking That They Were Just Like Trees But They Were Metal.

Obviously, We Can See What Was In Front Of The Camera, But If A Photograph Is Honestly Made, It's A Bit Of A Self-portrait. I Think It's Impossible For A Photographer Who Is Working Honestly To Keep This From Happening.

To Me, Photography Is 90% A Retrospective Experience. There's The Part Of Pursuing The Image, And Exposing The Film, But Once You Make The Exposure, You're Always Looking Backwards In Time. I Like That Aspect Of Photography.