“Photography for me is what LSD did to people in the 70′s…” (more…)

“Photography is a necessary path to understanding.” (more…)

“I think people are the most significant inspiration…” (more…)

“I remember seeing slide shows of Stephen Shore and Eggleston’s work for the first time. My eyes were just lit up. From that day forward I knew that this is what I wanted to do.” (more…)

“Photography means nothing more or less than taking a shower or cutting your fingernails. It has to be done…” (more…)

“I love to arrange objects and build a picture step by step.” (more…)

“Viewers can build their own narrative, connection, or understanding to the work in a personal way.” (more…)

“These four pictures are part of a new project called “Grüß Gott – a fairy tale” I have finished lately.” (more…)

Interview Charles Bouchaib

Photography is a possession, a distortion of time and, sometimes, a strict emotion.

Interview Richard Gilligan

Photography for me is like a sponge that absorbs all the excess energy from my mind.

Interview Barnaby Kent

Photography for me is remembering and interpreting the bits and pieces around me…

Interview Lloyd Stubber

Photography for me is a way of telling stories.

Interview Vincent Bezuidenhout

“I revel in the fact that the medium of photography is such a contradiction.”

Interview Peter Hoffman

“The need to create is a survival mechanism…”

Interview Jennifer Timmer Trail

“From a deep connection to how things make me feel, I challenge myself to [re]create that feeling in a photograph.”

Interview Jamie Campbell

“Photography is great fun.”

Interview Anthony Georgis

“Photography for me is the chance to tell a story in a single image.”

“I look at everything.” (more…)