The Camera Is A Kind Of License.

Everything Is So Superb And Breathtaking. I Am Creeping Forward On My Belly Like They Do In War Movies.

Nothing Is Ever The Same As They Said It Was. It's What I've Never Seen Before That I Recognize.

Everybody Has That Thing Where They Need To Look One Way But They Come Out Looking Another Way And That's What People Observe. You See Someone On The Street And Essentially What You Notice About Them Is The Flaw. It's Just Extraordinary That We Should Have Been Given These Peculiarities. Something Is Ironic In The World And It Has To Do With The Fact That What You Intend Never Comes Out Like You Intend It.

If The Fall Of Man Consists In The Separation Of God And The Devil The Serpent Must Have Appeared Out Of The Middle Of The Apple When Eve Bit Like The Original Worm In It, Splitting It In Half And Sundering Everything Which Was Once One Into A Pair Of Opposites, So The World Is Noah's Ark On The Sea Of Eternity Containing All The Endless Pairs Of Things, Irreconcilable And Inseparable, And Heat Will Always Long For Cold And The Back For The Front And Smiles For Tears And Mutt For Jeff And No For Yes With The Most Unutterable Nostalgia There Is.

It's Always Seemed To Me That Photography Tends To Deal With Facts Whereas Film Tends To Deal With Fiction.