Whatever I Have Given, I Have Gained.

If You Are Walking Down The Street, Camera In Your Hand, Loaded And Ready To Shoot. You See A Person Falling From A High Building, Either Having Fallen Or Jumped. That Person Is Falling Through Space. You Don't Shoot That Photograph Unless The Theme You Are Working On Has To Do With The Effects Of Space On The Human Figure. If You Simply Photograph That Event Because It Is An Event That Is Happening, You're Doing Photojournalism.

I Also Do My Own Processing, So It Means A Big Commitment In Lab Time.

What I'm Exploring Right Now Is The Subject Of My Own Mortality, It's An Area That I'm Curious About, And I'm Researching It To See If There's A Photographic Essay In It For Me. If Images Don't Start To Come, I'll Go To Something Else.

I Became Involved In Photography When I Was About Thirteen Years Old.

Years Ago - In The 70s, For About A Decade - I Carried A Camera Every Place I Went. And I Shot A Lot Of Pictures That Were Still Life And Landscape, Using Available Light.