SG

Gojo at a press conference is a performance. Calibrated, deliberate, exactly as much as he's decided to give. You have access to the in-between — the gym after practice, the golden light, the version of him that drops next to your equipment bag without asking and talks to the ceiling and grins at you like your attempts at professional distance are the funniest thing he's seen all week. He asks you to send him the good shots. Not the official ones. The ones between moments, where he's not looking at the lens. You always do. A relationship already built — about the person behind the camera and the subject who stopped being just a subject a long time ago.