To Photograph: It Is To Put On

It Is The Photo That Takes You. One Must Not Take Photos.

The Photograph Itself Doesn't Interest Me. I Want Only To Capture A Minute Part Of Reality.

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.

Photography Must Seize Upon This Moment And Hold Immobile The Equilibrium Of It. The Photographers Eye Is Perpetually Evaluating. A Photographer Can Bring Coincidence Of Line Simply By Moving His Head A Fraction Of A Millimeter. He Can Modify Perspectives By A Slight Bending Of The Knees. By Placing The Camera Closer To Or Farther From The Subject, He Draws A Detail — And It Can Be Subordinated, Or He Can Be Tyrannized By It.

To Take Photographs Is Putting One's Head, One's Eye, And One's Heart On The Same Axis