I got nuthin'.

But, just for controversy's sake (and to spread a little Hobsonian mayhem), what kind of photographer would write something like this: "Whatever your origins, once you begin to study the compositions of the masters, you will see opportunities in the real world, where blurred antelopes become brushstrokes, a foggy ridge becomes a Sumi painting, or leaves blowing in a snowstorm are a Seurat come to life." I don't know, but, if I wanted to paint, I'd paint, not photograph. And you'll notice that he doesn't cite any masters of photography, his chosen medium. Interesting.

Of course, this is also the guy who sees nothing wrong with using cloning in Photoshop to turn a herd of 10 animals into a herd of 100, sooooo........