Wherever there is light, one can photograph.

I have consumed my whole expert time on earth making, altering, studying or showing photography and working with picture takers. It has been the way that I have encountered a significant part of the world. In a profoundly close to home way I feel a picture is a sonnet about time, about "remaining the occasion." Photography can overcome time. Pictures can keep the memory of a friend or family member alive, hold a crossroads in history for people in the future, be an observer to misfortune or satisfaction. They can likewise change conduct, animate comprehension and make a desire to move quickly that will move individuals to activity. Photography is the all inclusive language that addresses the heart.

Picture takers are the committed, enthusiastic and now and then half-insane people who are happy to give their lives, time after time actually, to demonstrate us what should be seen, what should be known. I can think about no more prominent honor nor benefit than to have carried on with a daily existence encompassed by pictures and the astonishing people who make them and offer them with me.