I used to think good photos were all about the right camera. Then I saw how much difference a person behind the lens can make. Working with Mikekire completely changed my idea of what photography really is. It’s not about stiff poses or perfect lighting, it’s about those quick, unplanned moments that somehow tell your whole story in one frame. Watching him turn ordinary streets into something cinematic made me realize how much art hides in everyday life. It’s wild how natural everything felt, even though we were in the middle of Rome surrounded by people. You forget about the camera because it feels more like a walk with a friend than a photoshoot.