Families don’t need direction.
Musicians don’t need staging.
People at work don’t need to pretend.
They just need room.
I pay attention to how people move through their own lives. The pauses. The habits. The small exchanges that disappear if you blink. That’s where the photographs live.
The result doesn’t look like a photoshoot.
It looks like memory—cleaner, sharper, more honest than you remember it being.