The brief was simple: film Keely Hodgkinson at the London Diamond League. The reality? I was nearly thrown off the track before I could hit record. Security didn’t like my placement. I didn’t care. I stayed.

Keely ran like lightning. Broke the British record. Sixth fastest woman ever. And I got it all—from trackside, handheld, no stabiliser, barely breathing. That’s how these shoots go. You either get the moment, or you miss history.

We cut the piece with pace. No fluff. Just fire. I still remember the scream in the stadium when she crossed that line. That’s why I do this. Not for the likes. For that one second when the whole world breaks open—and you’re holding the lens that caught it.