There's a rapport that any photographer is going to have with his subject matter. And if you don't have a rapport, you're… — Bruce Barnbaum Copy Share Image
...I always feel it's necessary to look at my images from two distances. Here is my criterion: If I can look at… — Bruce Barnbaum Copy Share Image
I think that's necessary in photography. We try to simplify the chaos that's out there - and that's true of the natural… — Bruce Barnbaum Copy Share Image
I'd really rather leave it to others to say what they see in it and to see if I've put something into… — Bruce Barnbaum Copy Share Image
“Just as people talk about things of no real interest to them, they also take pictures of things that have no real interest to… — Bruce Barnbaum Copy Share Image
There's a rapport that any photographer is going to have with his subject matter. And if you don't have a rapport, you're going to… — Bruce Barnbaum Copy Share Image
I believe that creativity is a product of intelligence. I don't believe that creative work can be produced by fools, dullards, or mediocre people,… — Bruce Barnbaum Copy Share Image
Rules are foolish, arbitrary, mindless things that raise you quickly to a level of acceptable mediocrity, then prevent you from progressing further. — Bruce Barnbaum Copy Share Image
...I always feel it's necessary to look at my images from two distances. Here is my criterion: If I can look at it from… — Bruce Barnbaum Copy Share Image
I think that's necessary in photography. We try to simplify the chaos that's out there - and that's true of the natural world as… — Bruce Barnbaum Copy Share Image
“It has long struck me that people who attempt creative work of any type—scientific, artistic, or otherwise—without feeling any enthusiasm for that work have… — Bruce Barnbaum Copy Share Image
I guess it's not the plan that counts, but the words in which the plan is wrapped. Semantics count for everything, and it's obvious… — Bruce Barnbaum Copy Share Image
I'd really rather leave it to others to say what they see in it and to see if I've put something into my photographs… — Bruce Barnbaum Copy Share Image
