The biggest lesson I've learned from all of this is that no matter what position someone holds in life, people just aren' t that different from one another. If you look people straight in the eye and show a real interest in them, as people and in what they have to say, almost anyone will talk to you and tell you about themselves. And if you're curious about people, there is no better job than this. The second thing is the places I get to see and the places I get to go. I have climbed the Statue of Liberty and have stood on her head.
Photographers become the eyes through which the rest of the world sees the world.
Linzee Grade 6 Arkansas A. Linzee, It took me a long time to know that I wanted to be a photographer, but when I bought my first camera at the age of twenty-five I immediately knew that this is what I wanted to do. Let's say I am a reporter with a camera, where others are reporters with pens or laptops. My special skill is in my visual sense, my ability to make sense and bring order to things visually so that the newspaper's readers can form their own mental picture of things. We all have special abilities and talents. And as far as TV goes, I have never been very interested in television.