As I look back at my photographic history, I can pick out certain points at which my photography changed or developed in some way. This may have been due to the acquisition of some new equipment, the development of a new technique or a opportunity to work with new subject matter. No single step in my journey has been more important than realizing that I need to shoot things differently than how people normally see them.
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Like many inquisitive children, as a youngster I would often ask questions to parents and friends to try and understand the world. More often than not, my questions would be met with a simple and satisfactory response, but on one occasion, I was puzzled by the issue of perspective. I understood that objects look smaller when they are further away, but I didn’t understand why.
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