I've Always Cared More About Taking Pictures

My Early Childhood Equipped Me Really Well For My Portrait Work: The Quick Encounter, Where You Are Not Going To Know The Subject For Very Long. These Days I Am Much More Comfortable With The Fifteen Minute Relationship, Than I Am With A Life Long Relationship.

You Have Trust In What You Think. If You Splinter Yourself And Try To Please Everyone, You Can’t. It’s Important To Stay The Course. I Don’t Think I Would Have Lasted This Long If I’d Listened To Anyone. You Have To Listen Somewhat And Then Put That To The Side And Know That What You Do Matters.

In This Day And Age Of Things Moving So, So Fast, We Still Long For Things To Stop, And We As A Society Love The Still Image. Every Time There Is Some Terrible Or Great Moment, We Remember The Stills.

I Shoot A Little Bit, Maybe Two Rolls, Medium Format, Which Is 20 Pictures, And If It's Not Working, I Change The Position.

What I Am Interested In Now Is The Landscape. Pictures Without People. I Wouldn't Be Surprised If Eventually There Are No People In My Pictures. It Is So Emotional.