The Camera Can Be A Machine Gun,

Culture Shock Is Often Felt Sharply At The Borders Between Countries, But Sometimes It Doesn't Hit Fully Until You've Been In A Place For A Long Time.

Inside Movement There Is One Moment In Which The Elements Are In Balance. Photography Must Seize The Importance Of This Moment And Hold Immobile The Equilibrium Of It.

One Has To Tiptoe Lightly And Steal Up To One's Quarry; You Don't Swish The Water When You Are Fishing.

There Is A Creative Fraction Of A Second When You Are Taking A Picture. Your Eye Must See A Composition Or An Expression That Life Itself Offers You, And You Must Know With Intuition When To Click The Camera. That Is The Moment The Photographer Is Creative. Oop! The Moment! Once You Miss It, It Is Gone Forever.

Poetry Is The Essence Of Everything, And It’s Through Deep Contact With Reality And Living Fully That You Reach Poetry. Very Often I See Photographers Cultivating The Strangeness Or Awkwardness Of A Scene, Thinking It Is Poetry. No. Poetry Is Two Elements Which Are Suddenly Conflict — A Spark Between Two Elements. But It’s Given Very Seldom, And You Can’t Look For It. It’s Like If You Look For Inspiration. No, It Just Comes By Enriching Yourself And Living.