So I think that's like a natural progression for me to do.

It was, it was, I wouldn't say I was like heavily into politics.

It was something that I was obviously aware of and like participated in, in a, you know, semi-annual and annual basis.

But yeah, I was definitely more focused on the photography aspect when it came to, I absolutely love portraiture.

There's something so special about it to me where at first I thought it was just like, you know, the literal meaning of the word, a portrait, just like a person's face, but when you're able to capture people at their workplace or after they've done an event or sports or anything in between, there's something about capturing a person where they are and capturing for lack of better words, their essence of what they're doing.

And I love how a photo can tell a story just from a single shot.

And I kind of carried that aspect over to my political work.

If you're like, if you're at an event, you know, not, not necessarily a concert, but you know, the candidates speaking or whatever, do you normally like post up or do you, are you running around the whole thing, getting different angles