[our Self-image Is] That Gap Between Intention

There Are An Awful Lot Of People In The World And It's Going To Be Terribly Hard To Photograph All Of Them... It Was My Teacher Lisette Model Who Finally Made It Clear To Me That The More Specific You Are, The More General It Will Be.

When You're Growing Up Your Mother Says, "wear Rubbers Or You'll Catch Cold." When You Become An Adult You Discover That You Have The Right Not To Wear Rubbers And To See If You Catch Cold Or Not. It's Something Like That.

For Me, The Subject Of The Picture Is Always More Important Than The Picture.

... I Must Begin At Whatever Pace Is Possible, To Work On The Book Of My Own That I Vaguely Keep Assuming Lies At The End Of The Rainbow. It Is After All My Rainbow And If I Don't Do It No One Else Will...survival Is The Secret So You Really Can't Afford To Doubt Yourself For Long Because You Are All You've Got. The Only Thing To Do Is To Go The Limit With It. Exceed.

What I'm Trying To Describe Is That It's Impossible To Get Out Of Your Skin Into Somebody Else's.... That Somebody Else's Tragedy Is Not The Same As Your Own.