I began photographing in 1988 with disposable cameras.
In 1991, I got my first SLR camera. I still own it, it still works, and I still use it.
Since then, photography has been part of the way I see the world. Over time, I have learned that what matters is not always the camera you use, but what happens in front of it and, above all, what you feel when you choose to look.
Many of my photographs emerge from intuition. Sometimes I take a shot without even looking through the viewfinder. I search for that split second when something unexpected happens and the image appears before I can explain it.
I don´t seek to explain photography.
I want photography to make people feel something.
Freedom - Surprise - Emotion - Energy - Life.
The technique is a tool.
The camera is a tool.
Photography begins before that.
It begins when something catches our attention, when a scene moves us or when whe sens that something deserves to be seen differently.
A photograph should be felt before it is understood.
Paul J. Suderow
Fine Art Photography