Do you ever find yourself chasing the perfect angle only to miss the instant a genuine smile or laugh just pops up, or the way people shift when they think the camera’s not watching? There’s a whole psychology behind those spontaneous moments that I think we both could unpack.

You’re right, framing can make you feel like a separate observer. The trick is to shift that perception so the subject feels the camera is just another person in the room. When they relax and body language loosens, the laughter slips out naturally. It’s all about the invisible cue that says “I’m in here with you.” If we can get that cue right, the whole scene changes.