Svako mjesto ima "svoje" svjetlo koje ga razlikuje od bilo kojeg drugog mjesta na svijetu. Ritam svjetla i tame, vedrog i oblačnog, bistrog i tmurnog različit je u Sarajevu i Dubrovniku, New Yorku i Tokiju... Ljetnji dan u Dubrovniku mnogo je svjetliji i veseliji nego u Sarajevu, jer se sunčeva svjetlost reflektira od površine mora i bijelog kamena. Ali zato zimski dan u Sarajevu može biti mnogo veseliji nego dan u puno toplijem Dubrovniku zbog reflektirajućeg svjetla snijegom pokrivenog krajolika.
(...)

Every place has "its own" light which makes it different from any other place in the world. The rhythm of light and darkness, of fair and cloudy, of clear and overcast is not the same in Sarajevo and in Dubrovnik, in New York and in Tokyo…. The summer time gift is much brighter and cheerful in Dubrovnik than it is in Sarajevo because the sea’s surface and the white stone reflect sunlight. On the other hand, a winter day in Sarajevo can be much brighter than in far warmer Dubrovnik, because of the reflecting light of the landscape covered with snow.
(...)