Luck - Mathew Hayman (Sun 10 Apr 2016)

Untitled - Port Augusta (Sun 10 Apr 2016)

Mathew Hayman on Luck:

I just played the game and got lucky

via Myth Busters: the Mathew Hayman Paris-Roubaix edition by SBS.

We were in Port Augusta overnight on our from Adelaide to Wilpena in the Flinders Ranges. Always try to watch Paris-Roubaix and it was great to see Mathew win on the final lap in velodrome. Saw Stuart O'Grady's win back in 2008 and so glad that I stayed up and watched him play the game and create his own special bit of luck.

If You Are Lucky - I Wrote This For You / Iain S. Thomas (Thu 28 May 2015)

Street Portrait - Redfern (Fri 29 May 2015)

I Wrote this for You on Luck:

If you’re lucky, the horrible thing that happens gives you some distance from the world and it lets you to look at it in a way no one else does. [..]

Because you’re the lucky one.

via The Horrible Thing That Happens by I Wrote this for You (Iain S. Thomas.

On Photography and Luck - Henri Cartier-Bresson / John Paul Caponigro (Fri 21 Mar 2014)

Untitled - Henri Cartier-Bresson Foundation (*) / Paris (Thu 18 Sep 2014)
Henri Cartier Bresson (*) on Photography (*) and Luck (*):

Of course it’s all luck.

via 29 Quotes By Photographer Henri Cartier Bresson (*) by John Paul Caponigro (*).

On Spontaneity and Luck - Philip-Lorca DiCorcia (Feb 2014)

Street Portrait (Hands) - Atochia / Madrid (Fri 09 Aug 2013)
Philip-Lorca DiCorcia (*) on Spontaneity, Luck (*) in Photography (*:

I am very conscious of taking an image and that does take some of the spontaneity out of it. Where the spontaneity comes back in is that I always leave room for luck (*) - the random occurrence that you can’t make happen. There is always an element of chance.

via Arts Preview: Philip-Lorca Di Corcia, The Hepworth Wakefield to June 1 (*) at the yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk (*).

On Success and Luck - Joerg Colberg (Mon 11 Feb 2013)

The Galleries - George St / Sydney (Wed 06 Feb 2013)
Joerg Colberg (*) talks Connections (*) and Luck (*):

there are connections (*), and there is luck (*) (the only real equalizer left in this world).

via What is at stake? (*) by Joerg Colberg (*)