I Came To Photography By Accident.

I Look For A Sense Of Reality With Everything I Did. I Didn't Work In A Studio, I Didn't Light Anything. I Found A Way Of Working Which Pleased Me Because I Didn't Have To Frighten People With Heavy Equipment. It Was That Little Black Box And Me And £5 Worth Of Film In My Pocket Or Maybe It Was Only £2 In Those Days.

Lesson Number One: Pay Attention To The Intrusion Of The Camera.

What You Need To Be A Good Photographer Is An Overwhelming Curiosity And A Good Digestion.

What Do You Hang On The Walls Of Your Mind?

If A Photographer Cares About The People Before The Lens And Is Compassionate, Much Is Given. It Is The Photographer, Not The Camera, That Is The Instrument.