...it Is Seldom Indeed That A Composition

Pictures Should Never Be Posed. They Are 'revealed' So Must Be Accepted As They Are. Left Alone.

During The Work, You Have To Be Sure That You Haven't Left Any Holes, That You've Captured Everything, Because Afterwards It Will Be Too Late.

In Photography, The Smallest Thing Can Be A Great Subject. The Little, Human Detail Can Become A Leitmotiv.

Photography Is An Immediate Reaction, Drawing Is A Meditation.

In Order To Give Meaning To The World, One Has To Feel Oneself Involved In What He Frames. This Attitude Requires Concentration, A Discipline Of Mind, Sensitivity, And A Sense Of Geometry.