In Every Photographer There Is Something Of

Photography Has Not Changed Since Its Origin Except In Its Technical Aspects, Which For Me Are Not Important.

To Me, Photography Is The Simultaneous Recognition, In A Fraction Of A Second, Of The Significance Of An Event As Well As Of A Precise Organization Of Forms Which Give That Event Its Proper Expression. And This Organization, This Precision, Will Always Escape You, If You Do Not Appreciate What A Picture Is, If You Do Not Understand That The Composition, The Logic, The Equilibrium Of The Surfaces And Values Are The Only Ways Of Giving Meaning To All That Is Continuously Appearing And Vanishing Before Our Very Eyes.

During The Work, You Have To Be Sure That You Haven't Left Any Holes, That You've Captured Everything, Because Afterwards It Will Be Too Late.

To Me, Photography Is The Simultaneous Recognition, In A Fraction Of A Second, Of The Significance Of An Event.

Only A Fraction Of The Camera's Possibilities Interests Me - The Marvelous Mixture Of Emotion And Geometry, Together In A Single Instant.