He said people were trying to douse the flow with fire hoses to do something. I got some really good photographs of it. And it brought me to a point that I said how much further can you take this type of photography this reality-oriented photography. And I would continue to shoot in the manner that I had been prior to that. He notes that everyone was being seduced by star fields and special effects but the volcano was still a straight line reality.
People still have a hard time believing that.
His work shows that sometimes there s nothing like reality. I see the computer as a natural extension of what we do. It s a wonderful extension. It s extremely helpful in the terms of retouching. It works just fine.