When I Have A Camera In My

I See Pictures All The Time. I Could Stay For Hours And Watch A Raindrop.

Yes, I Sold Buttons To Earn Living. But I Took Pictures To Keep On Living. Pictures Are My Life – As Necessary As Eating Or Breathing.

I Don’t Use An Exposure Meter. My Personal Advice Is: Spend The Money You Would Put Into Such An Instrument For Film. Buy Yards Of Film, Miles Of It. Buy All The Film You Can Get Your Hands On. And Then Experiment With It.that Is The Only Way To Be Successful In Photography. Test, Try, Experiment, Feel Your Way Along. It Is The Experience, Not Technique, Which Counts In Camera Work First Of All. If You Get The Feel Of Photography, You Can Take Fifteen Pictures While One Of Your Opponents Is Trying Out His Exposure Meter.

Today's Photographers Think Differently. Many Can't See Real Light Anymore. They Think Only In Terms Of Strobe - Sure, It All Looks Beautiful But It's Not Really Seeing. If You Have The Eyes To See It, The Nuances Of Light Are Already There On The Subject's Face. If Your Thinking Is Confined To Strobe Light Sources, Your Palette Becomes Very Mean - Which Is The Reason I Photograph Only In Available Light.

I Always Prefer Photographing In Available Light – Or Rembrandt-light I Like To Call It – So You Get The Natural Modulations Of The Face. It Makes A More Alive, Real, And Flattering Portrait.