A True Photographer Is As Rare As

How Our Old Friend [michelangelo] Of The Sistine Would Have Loved To Photograph His Workers, Perched On The Fragile Planks. Dali Was Right To Say Leonardo Only Worked From Photographs.

One Must Be A Living Man And A Posthumous Artist.

Take A Commonplace, Clean It And Polish It, Light It So That It Produces The Same Effect Of Youth And Freshness And Originality And Spontaneity As It Did Originally, And You Have Done A Poet's Job. The Rest Is Literature.

Without Resistance You Can Do Nothing

The Composer Opens The Cage Door For Arithmetic, The Draftsman Gives Geometry Its Freedom.