Yes, I’ve had an interesting life, I must confess. Not only that, but I was very lucky, as I said before, to escape fascism in Austria, to survive two world wars, survived the Blitz in London, to meet a wonderful wife who brought up three wonderful children. And I was lucky to be able to travel over much of the world, Southeast Asia, the Caribbean, which I haven’t mentioned in my talk, and much of Britain. And I got paid for it. So what better chances? But of course I was working hard and I couldn’t take pictures whenever I wanted to. I couldn’t stop the car when we were in a hurry to get somewhere, but you should have seen the ones that got away, the pictures. I did get quite a number of reasonably good ones, I hope. And if you have a chance to see my book you’ll find a great variety. That was my trouble in getting a book started. I tried several publishers here in London, but they all said you haven’t got a theme in your work. That’s missing. But there... I came across these Viennese publishers who specialise in books about the cinema, and they liked my pictures very much. And they thought that it’s the variety in my work which is the theme. And they managed to edit it, the hundreds of pictures to about 150, 160 pictures, and make a... a beautiful looking book, I think. There’s a great variety of subjects and also the background to my taking the pictures, which I wrote at their request. It’s in two languages, German and English. And I’m very pleased with it.