“Photography is not about seeing, but about Knowing. Going so deeply into the subject, whatever, whoever, that you find the spirit within. And then you memorialize it for others to also Know.”

—  John Diamond (doctor)

Source: Beyond the Obvious: Photography for Healing (2014), p. 3

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