"By means of photography one can in a minute reject as unsatisfactory ninety-nine configurations of facts and elect as right the hundredth. The photographers problem is perhaps too complex to be dealt with rationally. This is why photographers prowl with such relentless uncertainty about their motif, ignoring many potentially interesting records while they look for something else. The photographer wants form, an unarguably right relationship of shapes, a visual stability in which all components are equally important. The photographer hopes, in brief, to discover a tension so exact that it is peace.'"

John Szarkowski and Robert Adams from William Eggleston's opus, "Guide"
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