I Have Always Felt As Though I

The Photographer Begins To Feel Big And Bloated And So Big He Can't Walk Through One Of These Doors Because He Gets A Good Byline; He Gets Notices All Over The World And So Forth; But They're Really - The Important People Are The People He Photographs.

Many Times I Wondered Whether My Achievement Was Worth The Loneliness I Experienced, But Now I Realize The Price Was Small.

But I Was Very Disappointed That I Didn't Get A Chance To Go Overseas With That Group, Might Not Have Gotten Back But I Wanted Very Much To Go Because There's Not Much Of A Record Of The Exploits Of The First Negro Fighter Group.

The Subject Matter Is So Much More Important Than The Photographer.

I Picked Up A Camera Because It Was My Choice Of Weapons Against What I Hated Most About The Universe: Racism, Intolerance, Poverty.