My life is more important. At this point in my life I'm alone. I don't think about it a lot.

My work shows the beauty in so many different kinds of people because I never photograph anyone who I don't think is beautiful. I never take an intentionally mean picture.

I won't show a picture where a person doesn't look beautiful.

I don't even like photography at all. I'm just doing photography until I can do something better.

The complete disregard for the camera's presence indicates its complete saturation in their lives. The subject neither notices nor seems to care that someone has been invited into their private moment.

My life there[in New York] was almost entirely about gay men for 30 years.

I also met Dominique Sanda, who I always worshipped.