Professor Johnson skillfully cruised through the waves of emotions and the agony of those he interviewed. With his words, he was able to portray the image of how Oman was before 1970; and with his camera he documented those who carried us through this same period of time. – His Excellency Abdulaziz Mohammed Al Rowas, Adviser to His Majesty the Sultan for Cultural Affairs After seeing a number of Professor Johnson’s portraits, Mr. Brook Jensen, editor of Lenswork magazine avowed: A wonderful body of portraits that are simply spectacular. One of the pictures, a blind woman, so impressed Mr. Jensen that he asked for, and was granted permission to use its title, “Vision of the Heart” for the name of his new podcast. In commenting on the portrait, Mr. Jensen declared: “The photograph and its title describe everything photography means to me.” - LensWork “Anything Johnson touches undergoes a magical transformation, lifting the mundane into a mesmerizing work of lasting beauty and perfection.” – Oman Observer “I have personally not seen the work of any living photographer who so consistently produces portraits of such an exceptionally high quality. Your images have raised the bar in capturing the emotional impact of a subject. It is good that we came along at different times as I would have hated to have had to compete against you.” – Gordon Parks, Life Magazine “The images of Johnson are stunning. It is rare to see such consistently fine work.” – Black and White Magazine “Johnson manages to capture the essence of an individual’s life in a single image.” – Estado de Sao Paulo