It's About Reacting To What You See,

As A Professional Photographer I Take Photographs For Other People To See - But I Want Them To See What I See. So I Never Assume That Only A Few People Will Appreciate What I Do. At All Times, The Public Should Be Able To Understand What I've Done, Even If They Don't Understand How I've Done It.

Be Sure To Take The Lens Cap Off Before Photographing.

Working Myself Into A Position Of Total Versatility, So That I Can Do Anything I Want To Do At The Time I Want To Do It. Whether I Do It Or Not Is Another Question.

The Advice I Would Give To Any Photographer - Young, Old Or In-between - Is To Explore Anything Visual Because This Is, After All, How You Express Your Artistry. Look At Paintings, Movies, Drawings, Sculptures - Look At Anything Visual And Try To Integrate That Into Your Visual Sense. After That, Go Out And Take Pictures And Keep On Taking Pictures!

When I Get Up In The Morning I Brush My Teeth And Go About My Business, And If I Am Going Anywhere Interesting I Take My Camera Along.