It Is By Great Economy Of Means

Photography Is Only Intuition, A Perpetual Interrogation - Everything Except A Stage Set.

Some Photographs Are Like A Chekhov Short Story Or A Maupassant Story. They're Quick Things And There's A Whole World In Them. But One Is Unconscious Of It While Shooting.

We Must Avoid However, Snapping Away, Shooting Quickly And Without Thought, Overloading Ourselves With Unnecessary Images That Clutter Our Memory And Diminish The Clarity Of The Whole.

In Order To Give Meaning To The World, One Has To Feel Oneself Involved In What He Frames. This Attitude Requires Concentration, A Discipline Of Mind, Sensitivity, And A Sense Of Geometry.

Photography Is A Way Of Shouting, Of Freeing Oneself, Not Of Proving Or Asserting One's Own Originality. It's A Way Of Life.