The More Specific You Are, The More

It's Important To Take Bad Pictures. It's The Bad Ones That Have To Do With What You've Never Done Before. They Can Make You Recognize Something You Hadn't Seen In A Way That Will Make You Recognize It When You See It Again.

...i Would Never Choose A Subject For What It Means To Me. I Choose A Subject And Then What I Feel About It, What It Means, Begins To Unfold.

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.

One Of The Risks Of Appearing In Public Is The Likelihood Of Being Photographed.

The Condition Of Photographing Is Maybe The Condition Of Being On The Brink Of Conversion To Anything.