It's a bird!

Seriously after studying the photos of so called masters i have come to the conclusion that a master is one when a lot of people acknowledged he is indeed one via various communication media like web sites, advertisements and accolades or via those glowing reviews from museum curators or famous artists or high profile associations. In the end it all boils down to playing the ball that the general public will think is acceptable. And the part that says humans are gregarious mammals while artists are one of a kind.

And of course there exists some really talented folks who are able to carve a niche out of the already saturated market. One that is flooded with heaps of junk upon junk. One that blows the buffalo skin once too many.

I will shoot what I want the viewers to see through my eyes, be it edited in anyway. The idea is to impress that instant feel of the moment when the image was made. To impress one's ability to see and to freeze when others are blind to.

When one views the world through his heart he will realise there is so much more to learn every moment and no two are alike. The diversity of life is simply stunning. It's got nothing to do with material gains, but of what's inside that counts.