People Buy Ideas, They Don't Buy Photographs.

Irving Penn Said He Didn't Want To Photograph Anyone Under 60, And I Think There Is Some Truth About It.

I Fight To Take A Good Photograph Every Single Time.

A Photograph Is Just A Tiny Slice Of A Subject. A Piece Of Them In A Moment. It Seems Presumptuous To Think You Can Get More Than That.

I Don't Try To Overintellectua Lize My Concepts Of People. In Fact, The Ideas I Have, If You Talk About Them, They Seem Extremely Corny And It's Only In Their Execution That People Can Enjoy Them...it's Something I've Learned To Trust: The Stupider It Is, The Better It Looks.

I've Always Cared More About Taking Pictures Than About The Art Market.