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When I have my camera in hand, the camera becomes an intuitive affair of perceptions and sensations. The subjects I shoot are portraits of the ordinary and curious.What photos I do share have “neither a message nor a mission, but rather assumes a point of view” (Henri Cartier-Bresson).I leave it to the observer to make that transcendence to the “meditative possibilities” and emotional wisdom that photography solicits.
d’Jurnet
When I have my camera in hand, the camera becomes an intuitive affair of perceptions and sensations. The subjects I shoot are portraits of the ordinary and curious.What photos I do share have “neither a message nor a mission, but rather assumes a point of view” (Henri Cartier-Bresson).I leave it to the observer to make that transcendence to the “meditative possibilities” and emotional wisdom that photography solicits.
