?
From fashion to celebrities, jewelry to books, you
have amassed an impressive repertoire of accomplish-
ments as a photographer. What advice would you
give aspiring or up-and-coming photographers who
desire to make an impression on the world as you
have?
I
have had a lot of in-
stances wherein I played
the role of a mentor,
The one most import-
ant thing I would like to
mention is to “Always Have a Plan
B”. This approach is a more adap-
tive kind of thinking. Besides that,
I think my job has certain prereq-
uisites, such as work ethics, time
management, quality of deliver-
ance and friendliness. In my opin-
ion, a person needs to always have
an open mind to learn from
errors, and be able to unlearn
them fast enough to be adaptive to
the changing environment. I think
the best way to make an impres-
sion is to be able to speak more
than two languages, Eng/French to
be precise...