Drawing Takes Time. A Line Has Time

The 'how' Has A Great Effect On What We See. To Say That 'what We See' Is More Important Than 'how We See It' Is To Think That 'how' Has Been Settled And Fixed. When You Realize This Is Not The Case, You Realize That 'how' Often Affects 'what' We See.

I Don't Value Prizes Of Any Sort.

How Difficult It Is To Learn Not To See Like Cameras, Which Has Had Such An Effect On Us. The Camera Sees Everything At Once. We Don't.

Who Would Have Thought That The Telephone Would Bring Back Drawing?

Photography Hankers After The Condition Of The Neutral Observer. But There Can Be No Such Things As A Neutral Observer. For Something To Be Seen, It Must Be Looked At By Somebody, And Any True And Real Depiction Must Be An Account Of The Experience Of That Looking.