Keith Millman

Nobody has made the work I need to make, yet.

I keep asking, “What else can the camera do?” in the service of exploring relationships and landscapes, two themes persisting though forty-five years of making pictures. Working in series, I rely on the camera and its ability to record detail and light. Digital refinements extend the capabilities of the medium, but mostly I use the camera to encourage and provoke the imagination, shooting ambiguous spaces or subjects. I employ long exposures transforming scenes that are factually real into fictionally delightful photographs.