When asked “what do you look at and why” or “how do you approach your subject” I find my answer to be simple, perhaps too simple. I grab my camera and I go out and I shoot. I will be walking the streets of Philadelphia or New York City and something will grab my eye, begging to be captured. It may be a color of a person’s garment or a group of people standing together. It may be the light and how it is settling on the subject or a sharp contrast between background and foreground. In actuality, I am a very scattered photographer, randomly clicking here and there as I am being grabbed in multiple directions. Each press of the shutter is a sensual experience. Each image revealing itself in post-processing is like tearing away gift wrap as I excitedly see what may be revealed. The image may turn out to be outstanding or it may turn out to be no more worthy than a click of the delete button. Either way, it is my obsession and it is in need of quenching.