The World Is Being Created Every Minute,

To Me, Photography Is The Simultaneous Recognition, In A Fraction Of A Second, Of The Significance Of An Event As Well As Of A Precise Organization Of Forms Which Give That Event Its Proper Expression. And This Organization, This Precision, Will Always Escape You, If You Do Not Appreciate What A Picture Is, If You Do Not Understand That The Composition, The Logic, The Equilibrium Of The Surfaces And Values Are The Only Ways Of Giving Meaning To All That Is Continuously Appearing And Vanishing Before Our Very Eyes.

The Most Difficult Thing For Me Is A Portrait. You Have To Try And Put Your Camera Between The Skin Of A Person And His Shirt.

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.

There Is No Closed Figure In Nature. Every Shape Participates With Another. No One Thing Is Independent Of Another, And One Thing Rhymes With Another, And Light Gives Them Shape.

Photography Is Not Documentary, But Intuition, A Poetic Experience.