I genuinely enjoy being part of those moments when something is happening. Every event is different, and that’s what keeps it interesting for me. I never quite know what I’m going to see, who I’m going to meet or what unexpected moments might unfold in front of my camera. I particularly enjoy the candid moments — the laughter, the quick glances, the conversations, the excitement and all the little things that happen when people aren’t thinking about the camera. I’m always watching, looking for those moments that tell the story of the day and capture how it actually felt to be there. I also like the challenge of photographing an event without getting in the way. I want people to enjoy themselves and forget I’m there, while I quietly move around and capture what’s happening. For me, it’s not just about taking technically good photographs; it’s about creating pictures that mean something to the people in them. I love seeing someone’s reaction when they look at a photograph and say, “I remember that!” That’s probably the biggest reason I enjoy event photography — knowing that I’ve helped preserve a little piece of a special day that people can look back on for years to come.