I document the times we live in in their glorious ordinariness.
I don’t aim my camera at anybody with the intention of making them the punchline to a joke they have not been made aware of. I aim to photograph with dignity and respect. I aim to capture not diversity, but innate individuality.
I take thousands of photographs every month, and I have done this since the mid 90s. I don’t know any of the people in my pictures, and neither do you. But what they all add up to, eventually, is a picture of you, and a picture of me.
