A portrait is an honest transaction.
It is about what people do with their hands, and the rooms they build around themselves. When a person is deep in their craft, they forget to perform. The room grows quiet, the light comes in from the window, and you see what is true. The camera only records what is already there, the concentration, the tools, and the space between a person and the things they make. You do not force it. You watch, you wait, and you take what the room gives you.
