[Photography is a] hair-raising joy ride in a medium that, despite being a mechanical trick, can break down the division between mind and matter like a superhero, or an artist.

In the beginning of my photography I controlled everything: rearranging the room, lighting it, and telling people what to do and where to put their hands. By the last project, I was basically totally at the mercy of serendipity.

The more specific the interpretation suggested by a picture, the less happy I am with it.

Photography is a foreign language everyone thinks he speaks.

The deepest motivation for a lot of artists is obviously the one they all share: their great fear they are a fraud. It's a joke. In my case the problem is not that I don't question myself. It's just that I question other people even more.

Photography... unites the obvious and the unconscious at the level of the limimal - the border between what we see and what we suspect.

Reality has become a parallel universe with photographers returning with different versions of what it truly looks like.