If I have one, if it’s not broken, and if it’s needed, sometimes. But I’d rather use a monopod and hold my breath. However, as much as I’d like to be a minimalist, sometimes you can’t hold your breath all day waiting for the right shot.

I don’t believe in all this technical crap. Look at the camera and organize it in there. Of course, you should do your homework so you know what is what — but once you know the rules, you’re ready to forget them. There’s this saying in photography: everyone’s a photographer until M. (And that’s M for manual). You don’t take great photos just because you have a great camera. Do you think Picasso’s brush was responsible for his genius? Not at all. Although he probably had a nice one that didn’t snap or lose its bristles...

Wherever I can, although you have to think about safety and regulations first. But if you follow all the rules, you end up with ten other photographers — it’s cool, don’t get me wrong — talking shop and #photographerproblems, so you won’t get to focus that much on why you showed up. So, at crowded events, I step back and try to find another way to tell my story.

No clue! I hope I have one. But compared with other photographers, I’m young — I haven’t even been at it for 20 years —so I’m only at the beginning of my career. I’m still trying to find myself and understand my style along with it.