At the age of 5 or 6 stone soup was possible with culinary flare and oodles of imagination. Eventually the soup from stones becomes tasteless stones boiled in water. As soon as you take away the imagination, and the faith, it all falls apart.
As a photographer I would hope that I was always looking for new and imaginative ideas, and that I was able to walk freely in a world governed by the rules of science and administration. I would hope that today's stone soup is tomorrow's nest of dinosaur eggs, and the third day's Stonehenge. As we do more and more of what we do ( photography) it is possible to become immune to the beauty and wonderment of the fine 'world for a day' of someone's wedding. I never want to lose sight of that beauty. I never want to be unexcited. I want every wedding to be different in its own way. This is the personal challenge I give myself. This is why I love shooting weddings. The challenge is always there.
Cheers
Johannes