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And Then As I Frequently Do, Some Times I'll Peek Out From Underneath The Focusing Cloth And Just Look Around The Edges Of The Frame That I'm Not Seeing, See If There's Something That Should Be Adjusted In Terms Of Changing The Camera Position.

Having Photographed The Landscape For A Number Of Years And Specifically Working With Trees And In The Forest I Found, Without Consciously Thinking About It, That It Was A Great Learning Experience For Me In Terms Of Organizing Elements.

I Support Any Procedure That Allows Photographers To Express Themselves, Whether That Involves Color, Black And White, Platinum, Palladium And Digital Technology.

The Reason I Do Workshops Is So I Can Learn, And I Am Fortunate That I've Probably Gained More From The Whole Experience Of Teaching Than Any One Participant Has. It Is All About Asking.

To Me, Photography Is 90% A Retrospective Experience. There's The Part Of Pursuing The Image, And Exposing The Film, But Once You Make The Exposure, You're Always Looking Backwards In Time. I Like That Aspect Of Photography.