While there is plenty to admire in the beauty of Gregory Crewdson's photography, it is the deep underlying psychology of his work that impresses me. Crewdson has said that he wants his work to be both beautiful and have an underlying anxiety, loneliness perhaps even fear. It is interesting to hear him speak of his work and to note the absence of the usual conceptual, post modernist gobbledegook you hear from so many artists these days. Perhaps it's because he knows his work stands on its own merits.