I Became Enamored With Photography When I

I've Been Doing Photography In One Form Or Another For, Oh Golly, Over Seventy Years. I Don't Carry Cameras. I Used To. For Many Years I Carried Cameras Wherever I Went. Photograph Whatever I Saw That Was Of Interest. In The Last Years, I've Only Used Cameras To Explore Thematic Ideas Which Presented Themselves First. And Then Bring Out The Cameras To Try To Explore That Idea.

My Folks Came To U.s. As Immigrants, Aliens, And Became Citizens. I Was Born In Boston, A Citizen, Went To Hollywood And Became An Alien.

What Fiction Could Match - In Drama Or Suspense - Man's First Walk On The Moon?

For A Period Of Time, I Carried Cameras With Me Wherever I Went, And Then I Realized That My Interest In Photography Was Turning Toward The Conceptual. So I Wasn't Carrying Around Cameras Shooting Stuff, I Was Developing Concepts About What I Wanted To Shoot. And Then I'd Get The Camera Angle And Do The Job

My Wife And I Are Affiliated With A Temple Here In Los Angeles. We Feel Very Close To The Congregation And To The Rabbi, Who Happens To Be My Wife's Cousin And Who I Admire Greatly. I Talk To Him Regularly But I Consider Myself More Spiritual Than Religious.