THE BASICS
every photograph is an hour that survived.
It is not a job. It is the slow, accidental drawing of a map, one picture at a time, of the places a life passes through when it is allowed to wander. Photography is a habit of collecting time. Every trip leaves behind a residue of pictures, and over fifteen years the residue became an archive almost by itself. A camera is just the instrument I use to keep small pieces of ordinary time, the way some people keep tickets or coins.
