Doug Rice

"Before a photograph is taken there is no photograph. There may be hope. There may be distortion. There may be loss of memory. There may be something real. There may be time. But there is no photograph. When the photograph is taken, when you actually hear the click of the shutter, there still is no photograph. There is only the idea of a possible photograph in the future. It is only when the photograph is developed that there is a photograph. And then when you finally hold this photograph in show more your hands, then everything changes and there no longer is the before of the photograph or the after of the photograph. There is only the photograph and you can never escape that even though there is nothing real about the photograph. There only was something real when there was no photograph involved."

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