Because then you get — it’s familiarity that breeds contempt. Then you know the guy, and that’s why I say when I take pictures, “How I wish they are,” I say — You must have read Khalil Gibran. One of his lines says that “These children are not your children, are my children. They are the life’s longing for itself.” ((Cold Shower)) So, I like my images to reflect the life’s longing for itself and not Raghu Rai taking over the structure of the frame. Also, another important point that when you — that the image that — the space and moment that you’ve chosen when you give it back to life again, the life starts moving without a stutter, and it should be done with such purity and simplicity. ((Hate The Person You’re Talking About))